3 TOM SWIFT and the Transcontinental BulleTrain

3 TOM SWIFT and the Transcontinental BulleTrain

3 TOM SWIFT and the Transcontinental BulleTrain

3 TOM SWIFT and the Transcontinental BulleTrain

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Overview

in this third novel from the New TOM SWIFT Invention Adventures, the young inventor finds himself trying to help the President of the Inited States who has made a promise to build a speedy cargo train system before he leaves office at the end of the following year.

The problem is he has not done any work toward getting industrial companies involved until he makes the speech.

Swift Enterprises agrees to take on a couple parts of the program including digging the hundreds of miles of tunnels through the numerous mountains between Central California and just east of the Rockies. Tom also takes on design and creation of the locomotive engines for the trains.

But--and there is always a "but"--as other companies begin to drop out of the project Tom agrees to take on more and more until it starts looking like it will never be finished in time.

Tom runs afoul of the owner of another company who feels the Swifts are trying to take over all the choice, and lucrative, parts leaving his company with next to nothing.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940157846183
Publisher: Thackery Fox & Associates
Publication date: 08/15/2010
Series: The TOM SWIFT Invention Adventures , #3
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 272
File size: 176 KB

About the Author

All five of the previous series were attributed to either Victor Appleton or Victor Appleton II. In truth, there has never been one author with that name involved. Instead, a series of authors have always written under those names and taken a single payment for their manuscripts. Until now.

Thomas Hudson still writes under the recognized pseudonym but is the sole author responsible for this series that numbers 15 novels of a planned 20 or more. He also has written more than a dozen collections abut some of Tom's lesser known inventions and also about the secondary characters in the books who you never really have gotten to know. Until now.
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