The Mystery of the Black Rhino by Franklin Dixon

This criminal hunt is fierce. The Hardy boys find themselves getting closer to danger than ever before. And after a treacherous hunt for the culprit, imagine their surprise when the Hardys learn that they were never far from the true criminals behind the vicious acts in Kenya....

Reader Reviews
Pretty good book, August 16, 2003 Reviewer: meniscusxx from Europe What has got me interested is the description of the places in Africa. I feel like I was there. Plus, if I remember correctly, I think this is the first digest book where someone is murdered while the boys are on the case. It reminds me a bit of the casefiles series. The mystery is all right, but sometimes it depends too much on coincidences. I didn't give a higher rating because of one ridiculous scene where the Hardys save the airplane from crashing. An adult with the right mind wouldn't let a couple of teenagers pull a stunt like that! Sure the Hardys are teenage sleuths, and could almost do anything they want, but sometimes you have to suspend your disbelief in certain situations. Aside from that, I really enjoyed the book.