Brotherly moments

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

Cool! I read one or two from a couple other HB series, then I found Casefiles! 

Have you read the Operation Phoenix trilogy? It's in the Casefiles series.

[AlwaysAJoefan]

Have you read the Operation Phoenix trilogy? It's in the Casefiles series.

I haven't.

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

I haven't.

Hopefully you can. I loved it.

[AlwaysAJoefan]

Hopefully you can. I loved it.

I'll see what I can do. 

[hardygirl847]

I haven't read it in awhile and I mean to reread it soon. But yeah, awesome. Those were the days when the trilogies were goood.... No offense to UB fans.

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

I haven't read it in awhile and I mean to reread it soon. But yeah, awesome. Those were the days when the trilogies were goood.... No offense to UB fans.

I'm one of them and I'm not offended. I like that one a lot.

 

[tomswift2002]

Have you read the Operation Phoenix trilogy? It's in the Casefiles series.

Plus Time Bomb is sort of an epilogue to that trilogy.

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

Plus Time Bomb is sort of an epilogue to that trilogy.

I have that book. I don't think it is. Unless, I'm wrong?

[tomswift2002]

I have that book. I don't think it is. Unless, I'm wrong?

When the boys are returning from the SuperCollider, Frank mentions to Tom how recently the boys had thought that they had lost Fenton Hardy in an explosion.  And from what I've been able to tell from the story, even in the last chapter where we are told that the Casefiles universe will continue in another universe that breaks off from the one that was destroyed, Tom's experiment on the hill occurs within only about a month or two of the Operation Phoenix trilogy.

[MacGyver]

Cool to know! Thanks for the info, man. I definitely will have to read Time Bomb now.   (Well, I was going to anyway, I just have never gotten around to it.)

[Hardy Boys UB Fan]

I have Time Bomb. I liked it.

[hardygirl847]

I think that's the one I have. lol But I need to read the Operation Phoenix trilogy again first.