The Rover Boys on the Plains by Arthur M. Winfield read by Nancy Gorgen | Full Audio Book

The Rover Boys on the Plains by Arthur M. Winfield
Genre(s): Action & Adventure

Read by: Nancy Gorgen in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Introduction
00:02:11 - 01 - On The Houseboat
00:11:28 - 02 - The Big Lumber Raft
00:20:18 - 03 - A 'Pepper' Ghost
00:31:25 - 04 - Trouble With Negroes
00:43:23 - 05 - Dan Baxter Appears
00:54:22 - 06 - The Effects Of A Big Storm
01:06:29 - 07 - A Day On The Road
01:15:59 - 08 - Fun At The Hotel
01:25:46 - 09 - Hans As A Poet
01:34:46 - 10 - A Twenty-Dollar Bill
01:45:29 - 11 - A Midnight Scare
01:56:11 - 12 - The Runaway Steer
02:06:02 - 13 - Jim Jones, The Cowboy
02:15:40 - 14 - Out Of An Unpleasant Situation
02:25:40 - 15 - Something Of A Mystery
02:37:54 - 16 - A Scene From A Treetop
02:47:21 - 17 - The Bank Bills On The Table
02:57:28 - 18 - Dick And Sam Become Prisoners
03:06:01 - 19 - Peter Poll, The Dolt
03:15:07 - 20 - An Offer From The Enemy
03:25:23 - 21 - Through The Forest
03:35:34 - 22 - In A Snakes' Den
03:45:13 - 23 - James Monday Takes A Hand
03:54:30 - 24 - Tom Carries A Letter
04:03:46 - 25 - In Which Tom Is Exposed
04:12:00 - 26 - Together Once More
04:21:06 - 27 - The Burning Of The Ranch
04:29:43 - 28 - From One Surprise To Another
04:38:34 - 29 - On The Trail Once More
04:46:59 - 30 - A Round-Up--Conclusion

This installment in the Rover Boys' Series follows the adventures of the three Rover brothers—Dick, Tom, and Sam—as they embark on a journey down the Mississippi River and into the plains. The story centers around their exploration, thrilling escapades, and encounters with both old foes and new characters, hinting at a mystery to unravel at the Red Rock Ranch. At the start of the tale, the Rover boys are enjoying a leisurely trip on a houseboat, engaging in light-hearted banter and excitement as they navigate the river. Their adventures take a turn when they encounter a lumber raft that comes perilously close to colliding with their vessel, sparking concerns of safety. Additionally, their old adversary, Dan Baxter, makes an appearance with dubious company, hinting at potential trouble ahead. As they settle into their journey, the boys' playful dialogue reflects their camaraderie and the sense of adventure that promises more challenges as they delve deeper into the unfolding mystery. - Summary by Project Gutenberg