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THE MYSTERY OF RED ROCK RANCH
CHAPTER - I. ON THE HOUSEBOAT II. THE BIG LUMBER RAFT III. A "PEPPER" GHOST IV. TROUBLE WITH NEGROES V. DAN BAXTER APPEARS VI. THE EFFECTS OF A BIG STORM VII. A DAY ON THE ROAD VIII. FUN AT THE HOTEL IX. HANS AS A POET X. A TWENTY-DOLLAR BILL XI. A MIDNIGHT SCARE XII. THE RUNAWAY STEER XIII. JIM JONES, THE COWBOY XIV. OUT OF AN UNPLEASANT SITUATION XV. SOMETHING OF A MYSTERY XVI. A SCENE FROM A TREETOP XVII. THE BANK BILLS ON THE TABLE XVIII. DICK AND SAM BECOME PRISONERS XIX. PETER POLL, THE DOLT XX. AN OFFER FROM THE ENEMY XXI. THROUGH THE FOREST XXII. IN A SNAKES' DEN XXIII. JAMES MONDAY TAKES A HAND XXIV. TOM CARRIES A LETTER XXV. IN WHICH TOM IS EXPOSED XXVI. TOGETHER ONCE MORE XXVII. THE BURNING OF THE RANCH XXVIII. FROM ONE SURPRISE TO ANOTHER XXIX. ON THE TRAIL ONCE MORE XXX. A ROUND-UP—CONCLUSION - INTRODUCTION
Three brothers—Dick, Tom, and Sam—set out on a river adventure that quickly turns into a test of quick thinking. While cruising the mighty Mississippi on their houseboat, they spot a massive lumber raft looming ahead, its crew’s rough demeanor promising trouble. Their lively banter with a new friend, Dora, and the ever‑watchful Hans adds humor to the tense moments as the boys decide whether to confront the intruders or steer clear.
The raft’s encounter sends the Rover brothers onward to the sweeping plains, where a lonely ranch called Red Rock hides a puzzling secret. Alongside loyal companions and a few uneasy locals, they begin to untangle clues, all while old rival Dan Baxter lurks in the shadows, ready to stir up fresh conflict. With courage, clever plans, and the bond that defines them, the boys dive into a mystery that tests their resourcefulness and friendship on the open frontier.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (254K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-08-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1862–1930
A driving force behind early American series fiction, he created a storytelling empire that helped shape generations of young readers. Through the Stratemeyer Syndicate, his ideas stood behind enduring favorites like the Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Tom Swift, the Bobbsey Twins, and the Rover Boys.
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