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Guy Garrick
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- Chapter I. The Stolen Motor
- Chapter II. The Murder Car
- Chapter III. The Mystery of the Thicket
- Chapter IV. The Liquid Bullet
- Chapter V. The Blackmailer
- Chapter VI. The Gambling Den
- Chapter VII. The Motor Bandit
- Chapter VIII. The Explanation
- Chapter IX. The Raid
- Chapter X. The Gambling Debt
- Chapter XI. The Gangster's Garage
- Chapter XII. The Detectaphone
- Chapter XIII. The Incendiary
- Chapter XIV. The Escape
- Chapter XV. The Plot
- Chapter XVI. The Poisoned Needle
- Chapter XVII. The Newspaper Fake
- Chapter XVIII. The Vocaphone
- Chapter XIX. The Eavesdropper Again
- Chapter XX. The Speaking Arc
- Chapter XXI. The Siege of the Bandits
- Chapter XXII. The Man Hunt
- Chapter XXIII. The Police Dog
- Chapter XXIV. The Frame-Up
- Chapter XXV. The Scientific Gunman
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The Motor Bandit
For years I've attempted to locate a book called, "The Motor Bandit", and wonder if Arthur B. Reeve might be the author? Or if anyone might know of a book by that title by another author. The action took place early in the 20th century, when cars were still very much a novelty, or at least rarely seen. And the actual book was fairly old when I received in in the early 1950's from a great-uncle. All I know about it is the title and the "picture" of the cover I have in my mind. I'm new to this, so am not sure if my email address should be included or not. sdelahoyde@netscape.net
Posted By Stan at Tue 27 May 2008, 1:27 PM in Guy Garrick || 0 Replies