Mystery on the Mayhem Express Free Audiobook Download by Franklin W. Dixon

"Murder on the Mayhem Express" is a mystery adventure novel which takes place in the Wild West. The protagonist, an undercover agent for the US Marshal Service, is off to capture outlaw Jack Rance and his gang. Along the way, he meets Abby McDonald, a woman of mixed race who's been kidnapped by some of Rance's minions.

From the moment the private car pulls up, Carter and his father can sense that something is wrong. They have no idea what's going on until they are kidnapped by a mystery man and a mystery woman. The journey across America is a dangerous one, with dangers around every bend, but Carter and his dad figure out how to get out of the situation. They meet up with a group of kids who want to help them stop their enemy, but they don't know that the enemy is closer than they think.

After a high-speed train ride home from the state fair, the passengers find the train lurching and speeding out of control. A voice aboard the train announces "We're not in Kansas anymore" and when police investigate, they discover something sinister is going on with two of their passengers: sixteen-year- old Hester Crimp and her cousin George.

The train pulled in and the first thing we saw was a beautiful little girl about four years old. She was covered with dirt and filth and looked like she had been through an awful lot. Her eyes were dead, but her skin was still as white as snow.

One of the most notable school cases in U.S. history is the kidnapping, murder, and dismemberment of a young girl named JonBenét Ramsey. The case has captured the attention of true crime fans who have been trying to solve the mystery ever since her death in 1996. In this book, Franklin W. Dixon follows two men on their journey to find out what happened to JonBenét Ramsey and provides an intriguing solution for how she might have died.

It was a dark and stormy night on the Mayhem Express, and the conductor was being threatened by a darkness that masked his face in a sinister grimace. "We must be getting close to our destination," he said. "That would seem logical." The man's name was Goober Pea