II11-1958-TOM SWIFT and His Deep-Sea Hydrodome
β Scribed by Victor Appleton II [pseud.]
- Book ID
- 115198858
- Publisher
- Grosset & Dunlap
- Year
- 1954
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 2 MB
- Series
- TOM SWIFT JR 11
- Edition
- ILLUSTRATED
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
From the moment Tom Swift finds himself tossed about helplessly in an undersea geyser to the time he faces possible death at the hands of his enemies, the young scientist fights to overcome many obstacles in putting his two latest inventions to use.
When Tom discovers that helium on the ocean bottom had caused a geyser, he plunges into the task of building an underwater city of derricks and pipelines to capture the gas. His astounding new water-repelling machine and phenomenal hydrodome make the gigantic operation possible.
While at work at the undersea mountain site, Tom and his pal Bud Barclay uncover what seems to be a pirate treasure, but find in the leaden chests a cache of death-dealing destruction. Time and again the young scientistβs plans are nearly wrecked. A sinister, hooded figure attacks him in his laboratory, and a mysterious submarine nearly costs him his life.
How Tom outwits his ruthless enemies and saves his country from grave danger makes a nerve-tingling story, packed with swift, tense action and high voltage suspense.
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