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- The Rocket's Shadow - (1947) Rick meets Scotty and investigates sabotage of Spindrift's experimental rocket.
- The Lost City - (1947) Rick and Scotty journey to the Himalayas to set up a relay station to bounce a radar signal off the moon. Chahda character introduced.
- Sea Gold - (1947) Rick and Scotty get jobs at a new plant to extract minerals from sea water, and investigate possible sabotage.
- 100 Fathoms Under - (1947) Rick and Scotty travel to the South Pacific in search of an ancient archaeological artifact.
John Blaine has 132 books on Goodreads with 4953 ratings. John Blaine’s most popular book is The Rocket's Shadow (Rick Brant Science-Adventure Stories, #1).
John Blaine was a pseudonym of Harold Leland Goodwin and Peter J. Harkins. . John Blaine is the author of The Rocket's Shadow (4.06 avg rating, 207 rat...
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Written by Harold L. Goodwin under the pen name of John Blaine, Rocket's Shadow introduces us to young adult Rick Brant, who runs errands for his eminent scientist father, Hartson Brant. With help from his cohort, Scotty (Don Scott), and his sister Barby, Rick attempts to thwart an ongoing sabotage of his father's latest project, an unmanned rocket launch to the moon.
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This series begins with three 1947 tales written in collaboration with Peter J Harkins, both writing together as Blaine – The Rocket's Shadow (1947), The Lost City (1947), a Lost Race tale, and Sea Gold (1947) – and continues as a solo production (with a single late exception) for many further volumes ending with The Magic Talisman (written 1969; 1990).
The first novel. Written by Harold L. Goodwin and Peter J. Harkness (who use the pen name John Blaine), Rick Brant is a science fiction series that lasted from 1947 to 1968 (with one unpublished book finally being released in 1990). The series shares many similarities with the Tom Swift books (especially the second series), but the science and ...
A complete list of all John Blaine's books & series in order (15 books) (2 series). Browse plot descriptions, book covers, genres, pseudonyms, ratings and awards.
