Expedition to Pine Hollow

Outriders Ed Decter Cam Walker is the leader of the expedition to Pine Hallow. They live in Surf Island. It is set in the swampy waters of Goat's neck, the shore of shady Cove, The fancy Bluff's Country Club, Goat's Neck, and The Falcon's Lair where Chapman Thorpe lives. They have to climb the mysterious Eagle Tower that could end the mystery of Pine Hallow. Of course he has some help from five Outriders and a giant dog. The second most important character in the book is Shelby. Shelby is Cam's best friend who is the second leader of the Outriders. However, there is a problem. First, they need climbing equipment that costs $2,000, which isn't even the worst part. Amalgamated Bauxide, a mining company is going to tear down Eagle Tower in five days! They also run into some trouble with the Coast Guard, which later they help the Outriders out. This story is written through the eyes of Cam Walker. This book is action packed with giant Coast Guard helicopters, very small helicopters, trucks, canoes, a limo, giant construction trucks and an attacking Amalgamated Bauxide helicopter. This book is really funny and shows true friendship and trustworthy dogs. The Outriders find something no other kid in the world would find in their own Pine Hallow woods. If you would like to find out what they discover, read the book to participate in an awesome adventure of kids that break a lot of rules.

Cam Walker is back -- and getting into more trouble then ever. The Outriders are trying to raise money for their next expedition to Eagle Tower, located inside Pine Hollow State Forest, and they need to do it quickly, before it gets torn down. Not one to pass up a mission, Cam, Bettina, and Wyatt all head towards Bluff's Country Club to take some golf balls. Sounds like a crazy idea but it works for them. Not one to brag (of course), but Cam's plans usually work out fine. Since there have been numerous break-ins at the Country Club, however, security is tighter. Cam and Bettina unknowingly trip off an alarm, causing security to go all-out, not wanting to let them get away. Wyatt was able to evade the guards, and with some quick thinking, Cam and Bettina were also able to escape, but without any golf balls. The mission has failed. So the Outriders continue to brainstorm what else they could do to raise money. If only they knew what was in store for them if they actually reach Eagle Tower. With a weird history and some things that no one really knows about, Eagle Tower intrigues them. It is a mystery that they want to solve, especially Cam. Along the way, though, Cam is offered a proposal that is too good to be true but also means he has to switch sides. Not only that, but he surprisingly gets closer to the treasure that he has been wanting to discover, and secrets will be revealed about certain members of the Outriders. Cam is in for the ride of his life, and it is not smooth at all. An adventurous read for all ages, EXPEDITION TO PINE HOLLOW isn't only thrilling, but also jam-packed with action that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This is another daring story that contains interesting history in the already intriguing OUTRIDERS series. Reviewed by: Randstostipher "tallnlankyrn" Nguyen

This might be one of my favorite series ever. This book was given to me as a gift from the author Ed Decter. As soon as I read the first page of the first book about Cam Walker and his buddies I would not look up until the last page of the last book. This action/mystery/adventure series is a great book if you like suspense, wows, and laughs. This is one great book! This is one book I enjoy reading over and over again.

I have read the first two Outriders book and they were excellent. The third one, Expedition to Pine Hollow, was no exception. The Outriders embark on yet another journey that involves their favorite place, Eagle Tower, where the Outriders became the Outriders. Readers learn something new about Ty and Bettina along with some secrets about pirates and a Native American tribe. The book was exciting and fast-paced. The unique writing style keeps even younger readers interested. I highly recommend this book for a fun and funny read.