Web of Horror

by Pocket Books, Franklin W. Dixon, Maurice Dixon Jr.

Book Overview

Frank and Joe dice with danger in this story, when they enter the world of horror movies - only to find that the fake fun soon turns to real terror. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671730894
• ISBN13: 9780671730895
• Release Date: July 1991
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Great book

The Hardy Boys in this book are really brave, and they get into a lot of danger in this book. This is a great book to read because it keeps you thinking of what is going to happen on every page. My favorite thing about this book is when the Hardy Boys are looking for some clues they always get attacked, but they find a way out of it. You have to read this book it is a great book to read, and it is fun to read.

It is a murder mystery that is set on a movie shoot.

Frank and Joe Hardy are an exciting duo who encounter individuals trying to derail thaem off the right track to solve the mystery. The Hardy brothers were almost knocked off the case when the brothers were driving down a foresty road and somebody fired a gun from a tree at their gas tank attempting to blow up their car. Throughout the book, the Hardy brothers always found a way to survive their dangerous escapades. This time, they escaped by making a desperate leap fom a moving car. In a movie theater, the Hardys were the target of a crazed killer who shot a gun at them, missing ever so slightly, puncturing the movie screen. At another point, the Hardys eluded death when a flask of flouric acid was about to be sprayed at them and Frank knocked it from the hand of Matthew Clervi, the suspected killer in the story. Finally, the Hardys eluded danger when they were forced into the furnace room and tied near the burning hot furnace by the real killer. Using his usual crafty ways, Joe tied his brother's hands with a slipknot and they were able to escape before the old house collapsed. The Hardy's exciting daring escapes from life-threatening situations make Franklin W. Dixon's novels both suspenseful and exciting to read.