Altough I hate the UBs I do have some execptions:
1. Murder At The Mall
Altough the book dragged on a bit, I have to say that they did surprize me at the end.
2. Feeding Frenzy
Dispite having almost no action, the myistery was good, however, I could just read Beyond The Law if I want a book that drags on, and to tell you the truth Beyond the Law had better writing. However, this book seemed to keep in contualty.
3. Comic Book Con Artist
I have to say that this is the one that has kept me hoping that S&S fixs the UBs instead of me giving up hope. It had a good plot, interesting supects and some good if not short fight scenes.
4. Wanted
This is the ONLY book that even came close to having as much action as the Casefiles. Like a casefile it had fist fights (witch almost neaver happen in a UBs, so it was a plesent surprize), good bad guys who don't lose in 2 seconds, (again that barely happens in UBs), and Chet Mortion (who has been earsed from the UBs shortly after). In other words, I have a feeling that a Casefile Ghostwriter wrote this book. But, it fall short of the "More Action Then A Casefile" title.
5. Martal Law
I liked how Chet Mortion was the supect, but it dragged on yet agian.
These are the only good books in the series, Death and Dimonds came close but fell flat at the end, and none of them even came close to having as much action as your averige casefile (except for Wanted)
Oh yeah, I forgot about extrime Danger.
I think a lot of people agree that Wanted is the stand-alone title of the Undercover Brothers series.
That one scene in Death and Diamonds keeps popping into my head where the Hardy's and Chief Collig and Con Riley are searching the grounds outside of the hotel/restaurant wherever they were with the case. Otherwise, the book dragged and had really bad writing and just continued to prove just how bad the Undercover Brothers series is.
Quote from: tomswift2002 on September 16, 2008, 06:51:04 PMOtherwise, the book dragged and had really bad writing and just continued to prove just how bad the Undercover Brothers series is.
Just like most other UB books.
I love all the UBs, but shouldent you guys add Operation: Survival, Top Ten Ways to Die, and Haunted.
Quote from: 003Robin457 on September 16, 2008, 07:03:56 PM
I love all the UBs, but shouldent you guys add Operation: Survival, Top Ten Ways to Die, and Haunted.
Operation Survival...Junk.
Top Ten...Junk.
Haunted...Junk.
Off the top of my head I think the better ones are Wanted, Murder at the Mall, Comic Con Artist, Danger Overseas (if that counts).
Decent ones are Blown Away, Hurricane Joe, Trouble in Paradise, Foul Play. I don't remember Death and Diamonds at all, and normally I can remember something, even if it's one detail.
In Death and Diamonds F&J gaurd these modles who are going to model priceless Diamons. A gang of theifs (hey net fans theres a gang) steals them and the Hardys track them down.
Yeah, I read the premise but still doesn't ring a bell.
I like them all ;D except Rocky Rpad and Mummys curse. :P
I like ''Wanted'', ''Extreme Danger'', ''Rocky Road'', ''Kidnapped'', and ''Comic Con Artist'' is okay, too.
You liked Rocky Road?!? :o
No am not, actually. I found some parts quite dumb, such as Fenton calling the boys back to Bayport with out telling them what's wrong, and the motive of the Captain, but over all I found it enjoyable.
Really?
Keep in mind, it's been three years since I read it, so I can't remember that much of it.
I liked RR, not my fav but I liked it! ;D
wanted is the best UB casefiles should be published again
All the UBs are good except for Running onFumes. :P
??? Um, no offense, but none of your posts at the moment are making sense. ::)
Oh, and Hunted was a bore fest, not on my list. In fact, in some ways, it was worst then Rocky Road.
Quote from: JoeHardyRocks on September 16, 2008, 08:41:08 PM
I hate them all. >:( except Rocky Road and Mummys curse. ;D
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