Blood Sport

by Franklin W. Dixon

Frank Hardy has joined a Bayport fencing class and is selected to participate in a major tournament. But the competition is cut-throat - in more ways than one. Frank and his brother, Joe, will have to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671561170
• ISBN13: 9780671561178
• Release Date: November 1996
• Publisher: Archway Paperbacks
• Length: 155 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

one of the best

Oh, where do I start. Frank Hardy is now taking up fencing.Then he gets picked out of the rest of the students at his salle to go to a tournament. Everything is going good, but then his teammate Adam Ross dissappears. Now it's up to the Hardys to find him.Then it gets even harder when Frank gets kidnapped! Frank is taken to Germany to a place called Castle Salle . Soon, Frank finds out it's fencing all right, Taken to the extreme! Now,Frank has to find Adam And get out of there. Can he do it? Find out by reading the Hardy Boys casefiles # 117

Great book!!!

I Just loved this book. It was awsome! Mr. Dixon you should write more books where more things happen to Frank. I love the part where Frank is chloroformed and where he fights the samurai and the samurai thinks that Frank's going to kill him and Frank doesn't and then the samurai tells the other samurai to stop fighting and leave and then once it's all done then that's when Joe arrives. Ha Ha Ha. I love books where things happen to Frank and then Joe has to help him. I just think Frank is awsome.

Blood Sport may not be the best, but it does hold its own.

Though Blood Sport is not the best book in the casefiles series, it is nevertheless interesting. When a fellow fencing student disspears and Frank's amatuer match is sabotaged, the boys set out to find whats going on and get more than they bargained for! This case takes them to Germany where they get into a fight for their lives.

Let the blades fly!

I've always been a fan of the Hardy Boys,and I love the casefiles series.It's not as suspensful as most of the casefiles books are,but it's still a good book.In this one,Frank Hardy joins a local fencing team,and the suspicious happenings begin when Adam Ross, one of Frank's teammates,vanishes.Frank and his brother Joe investigate Adam's disappearance,but then Frank is whisked off to Germany by a mysterious figure.Joe's search for Frank and Adam takes him to a castle estate in Germany while Frank is in the castle being prepared for the fencing match of his life,and if he and Joe don't watch their step,they could fall hard under the blade!