Five Thousand Dollars Reward - Pinkerton, Frank
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The book is a detective novel that resonates with the story of a private investigator Frank Pinkerton as he steps up to a thrilling pursuit to unravel a complex mystery. The narrative of the story describes the journey of Pinkerton, whose daughter has been kidnapped for some ransom. As he delves into the case, he faces several hurdles of betrayal and danger. moreover, he also encounters numerous obstacles including notorious criminals and some hidden agendas. However, with his significant and keen investigation skills, he navigates through various leads, unraveling the truth behind the scenes.…mehr

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The book is a detective novel that resonates with the story of a private investigator Frank Pinkerton as he steps up to a thrilling pursuit to unravel a complex mystery. The narrative of the story describes the journey of Pinkerton, whose daughter has been kidnapped for some ransom. As he delves into the case, he faces several hurdles of betrayal and danger. moreover, he also encounters numerous obstacles including notorious criminals and some hidden agendas. However, with his significant and keen investigation skills, he navigates through various leads, unraveling the truth behind the scenes. Throughout the novel, protagonist Pinkerton is showcased as a shrewd and powerful detective committed to solving cases at any cost. The suspense inside the book makes it quite captivating and works on difficult choices to uncover the truth. The tale is gripping due to the presence of suspense and mystery. It is filled with unexpected journeys that turn readers to stick to their seats until they need it.
Autorenporträt
Harry Castlemon, an American author, developed the fictional character Frank Pinkerton. Charles Austin Fosdick (1842-1915), a prolific author of young adult adventure literature in the late 19th century, wrote under the pen name Castlemon. Before pursuing a career in writing, Randolph, New York native Castlemon fought in the Union Army during the American Civil War. Fosdick wrote nearly sixty novels under the pseudonym Harry Castlemon, most of which were aimed at young male readers. His love of the outdoors and his personal experiences in the military served as inspiration for his works, which frequently dealt with themes of bravery, adventure, and patriotism. Castlemon's books were well regarded by young readers of the time for their realistic descriptions, exciting action, and moral precepts.