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Franklin W. Dixon Biography & Notes
Franklin W. Dixon is the pen name used by a variety of different authors who wrote the Hardy Boys novels for the Stratemeyer Syndicate. This pseudonym was also used for the Ted Scott Flying Stories series.
Due to the popularity of the Syndicate's various series, its ghostwriters have produced "crossover" novels, containing characters drawn from multiple, otherwise independent series. For example, the Hardy Boys have solved mysteries with both Nancy Drew and Tom Swift. In several cases, these efforts are credited to Dixon, who is given preference over Carolyn Keene and Victor Appleton, the pseudonyms associated with the other series.
The most widely recognized ghostwriter was Leslie McFarlane (1902-1977) who, between 1927 and 1946, wrote 19 of the first 25 Hardy Boys novels.
Due to the popularity of the Syndicate's various series, its ghostwriters have produced "crossover" novels, containing characters drawn from multiple, otherwise independent series. For example, the Hardy Boys have solved mysteries with both Nancy Drew and Tom Swift. In several cases, these efforts are credited to Dixon, who is given preference over Carolyn Keene and Victor Appleton, the pseudonyms associated with the other series.
The most widely recognized ghostwriter was Leslie McFarlane (1902-1977) who, between 1927 and 1946, wrote 19 of the first 25 Hardy Boys novels.
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The Abracadabra Case by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
At Brian Ludlow's birthday party, the big attractions are master magician Lee Merlino and a preview of Jimmy Han's new karate movie. But when the video disappears, Frank and Joe must conjure it up again.
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Absolute Zero by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Irene Weinhardt's father, renowned physicist Kenneth Weinhardt, has been officially declared dead. But his body has never been found. When the Hardys agree to help Irene investigate her father's fate, they discover that his supersecret research into superconductors may have been worth millions, making him a select target for foul play!
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Acting Up by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Frank and Joe have come halfway around the world to investigate sabotage on a movie set. India's culture and customs may be foreign to them, but when it comes to battling terror, neither brother is a stranger to danger. And as soon as they set foot in this land of mystery, it's bombs away over Bombay!
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The Alaskan Adventure by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Visiting Anchorage to support their friend David, who is competing in the Iditarod, Frank and Joe learn that David's uncle's hometown has been attacked by an unknown saboteur who is decimating the village with firebombs. Original.
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The Arctic Patrol Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1969)
For action, mystery and cliff-hanging suspense, read 'The Hardy Boys Mystery Stories'--featuring the thrilling adventures of America's favorite detective duo, Frank and Joe Hardy.
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Bad Chemistry by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Joe's new chemistry teacher, Yvonne, is made up of all the right elements--she's young, cute and the number one suspect in a murder. Yvonne claims she was set up, but the Hardys are doing some explosive research of their own.
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The Bike Race Ruckus by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2000)
Frank and Joe Hardy investigate a case of bicycle tampering at their neighborhood park.
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The Billion Dollar Ransom by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1982)
The Hardy boys help out when a magicians' tournament is threatened by mysterious happenings.
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Blood Sport by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
The September debut of the new Hardy Boys syndicated TV series has boosted awareness--and sales--for this premier mystery series that now features covers with photos of the TV stars, and has more than 13 million copies in print.
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Blown Away by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2006) |
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The Bombay Boomerang by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1970)
Frank and Joe Hardy become involved in a case affecting national security when Joe dials a wrong telephone number and gets the Pentagon. Two words--'Bombay Boomerang'--that the boys hear before the line goes dead plunge them into a whirlpool of danger and intrigue. In a race against time the three Hardys foil a diabolical scheme to create widespread havoc in the United States. Pulse-pounding excitement fills every page of this suspense thriller.
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Camp Fire Stories by Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1987)
Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys combine their investigative powers to solve six original mysteries.
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The Caribbean Cruise Caper by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1999)
Frank and Joe are cruising the Caribbean as judges for a teen mystery contest. But it's not long before suspicious pranks threaten to ruin the whole competition.
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Cave Trap by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
On a spelunking expedition in Kentucky, Joe stumbles onto an uncharted subcavern--and a deadly secret. The deeper the boys look into the cave, the more hazardous to their health it becomes!
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Cave-In! by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1983)
While trying to trace the whereabouts of a kidnapped movie star, Frank and Joe find themselves in dangerous company when they join a film company on location at a ski resort.
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The Chase for the Mystery Twister by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
Frank and Joe encounter the aftermath of a fierce tornado that apparently defies scientific explanation and must put themselves in the path of destruction in order to expose a criminal mastermind. Original.
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Clean Sweep by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Helping a friend move into his dorm, Frank and Joe Hardy are astonished when the friend's roommate is kidnapped at the height of a campus war involving eco-terrorists and a visiting American diplomat. Original.
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Cliff-Hanger by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Anticipating the thrilling challenges of climbing the Himalayan mountain ranges, Frank and Joe are alarmed when they learn that a pair of climbers recently died under suspicious circumstances. Original.
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The Clue in the Embers by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1956)
In solving the mystery of two medallions missing from an inherited curio collection, the Hardys wind up in a desolate area of Guatemala at the mercy of dangerous thugs.
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The Clue of the Broken Blade by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1970)
Frank and Joe Hardy discover a championship saber which appears to be the only clue to a series of robberies.
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The Clue of the Hissing Serpent by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
The two young sleuths uncover and investigate events surrounding an illegal wiretap and the theft of a valuable Chinese chessman.
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The Clue of the Screeching Owl by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1962)
The disappearance of a retired police captain, two empty shotgun shells and a series of bloodcurdling cries plunge the Hardy boys into adventure in the Pocono Mountains.
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The Cold Cash Caper by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Volunteering for undercover security work during the Bayport Winter Festival, Frank and Joe perform bodyguard duties for an Olympic gold-medal figure skater and are forced to ward off a pair of gun-wielding thugs. Original.
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Competitive Edge by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Someone is out to sabotage the entire 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta--turning the fields of competition into a terrorist battleground. Suddenly, the Hardys are running to catch a saboteur, in the one game that could turn deadly at any moment.
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The Crisscross Shadow by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1953)
Frank and Joe Hardy help an Indian tribe find the missing deed that will settle a land dispute.
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Cross-Country Crime by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1995)
Taking a skiing vacation in the Canadian Rockies, Frank and Joe find themselves investigating a local bank robbery and running from a suspect when they accidentally stumble on an isolated cabin. Original.
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Danger on Ice by Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1984)
In Austria to watch a mutual friend participate in an ice skating competition, the Hardy brothers and Nancy Drew find themselves involved in a dangerous international adventure when their friend is kidnapped after winning a gold medal. The reader's choices determine the outcome of the plot.A world-champion ice skater is kidnapped in Austria and Nancy, Frank, and Joe, along with the reader, must solve the mystery.
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Danger on Vampire Trail by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1971)
Frank and Joe Hardy meet many dangers as they track down a famous credit card counterfeiting ring in the Minnesota wilderness.
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Daredevils by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2003)
The Hardys get more than they bargain for when they try to help a family friend who is also one of Hollywood's most popular stuntmen.
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Dinosaur Disaster by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
A special effects master has brought an exhibit of dinosaur movie models to Bayport Elementary. But before Frank and Joe can check out the prehistoric beasts, the most awesome model vanishes. Now the boys face a monster of a mystery as they set out to save the dinosaur--and save the day.
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The Disappearing Floor by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1940)
Once again Frank and Joe Hardy accept the challenge of a puzzling case when their famous detective father asks the boys to assist him in tracking down a notorious jewel thief and his accomplices. The trail leads to the outskirts of the Hardy's home town and to a weirdly guarded mansion on the old Perth estate.
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The Emperor's Shield by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Hunting with an archaeologist for a legendary jewel-encrusted shield, the Hardys face some powerful, ruthless enemies. But Frank and Joe are determined to unearth the shield, and their foes--no matter what the dangers.
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Fast Break by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1995)
Two colleges are going all out to sign Frank and Joe's basketball star friend David Johns. But when the head coach of one school suddenly drops dead, the Hardys are convinced there was foul play involved. Now the clock is ticking down, and for Frank and Joe, losing this game could be murder.
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The Feathered Serpent by Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1984)
A clue points to exotic Mexico as Nancy, Joe, Frank, and the reader track down a gang of ruthless smugglers.
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A Figure in Hiding by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1937)
The two young investigators find themselves involved in a dangerous adventure when a blind peddler delivers a mysterious message.
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The Firebird Rocket by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1977)
The launching of the Firebird Rocket is endangered when a famous rocket scientist disappears without a trace on his way to the Woomera Monitoring Station in Australia. Assigned to the case, Fenton Hardy tells his sons he needs their help. And Frank and Joe must turn down a request that they find the missing son of a prominent senator.
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The Flickering Torch Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1943)
Joe and Frank help a famed entomologist trap the persons responsible for the disappearance of valuable silkworms.
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Footprints Under the Window by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1933)
In an effort to recover a top-secret instrument needed by the space program, the Hardy boys travel to South America, hot on the trail of a notorious ring of spies.
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The Four Headed Dragon by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1981)
Found dazed and incoherent in the woods, Mr. Hardy's assistant is then kidnapped from the hospital, and the Hardy boys pick up the trail of a vicious gang.
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Game Plan for Disaster by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1982)
Frank and Joe Hardy are drawn into a tangled web of danger when they are called in to investigate mysterious accidents plaguing a college football star.
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The Ghost at Skeleton Rock by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1966)
A cryptic note from their father leads the Hardy boys to the Caribbean where they must solve the mystery, but only if they can successfully evade the henchmen who are trailing them.
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The Giant Rat of Sumatra by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Someone's determined to sabotage a new play that's come to town. Part of the set crashes on stage. Death threats are painted on the walls. Stage props are transformed into sinister weapons. And if Frank and Joe don't catch the villain, the climax could be crushing.
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The Great Airport Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1930)
Frank and Joe find themselves on an uninhabited Caribbean island when they follow clues left by a gang of platinum thieves.
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The Hardy Boys Casefiles by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
A tremendous bargain, this special edition contains three premier mysteries. In "Diplomatic Deceit (#38)", a gang of con artists are running wild in Washington, D.C., and the Hardys are onto their game. In "Flesh and Blood (#39)", an old enemy targets Frank and Joe's father for deadly revenge. The boys don't know who's behind the threat, but they have one suspect--their best friend. And in "Fright Wave (#40)", crime hits the beach in Waikiki--someone's trying to deep-six a champion surfer and sink the Hardys for good. Note new cover design.
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The Hardy Boys Detective Handbook by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1972)
A police captain offers the Hardy boys advice on basic methods of detection.
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The Haunted Fort by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
Frank and Joe Hardy struggle to locate two stolen paintings that contain clues to hidden treasure.
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The Hidden Harbor Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
The Hardy boys investigate a dispute over a mysterious pond and rumors of piracy in Georgia.
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High-Speed Showdown by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Participants in a national boat race that promises a $10,000 prize to the winners, Frank and Joe learn that the race may be rigged in life-threatening ways and find themselves face-to-face with trouble. Original.
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High-Wire Act by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
When Frank's old school friend Freddie Felix landed a job as a circus clown, he thought it was his big break. Now he's landed in big trouble instead. A suspicious fall has put him in the hospital, and the Hardy's are determined to get to the bottom of it. They've decided to join the spectacle--a three-ring circus of crime!
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The Hooded Hawk Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
A trained falcon assists the Hardy boys in their rescue of an Indian prince, kidnapped during a visit to the United States.
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The House on the Cliff by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1991)
Frank and Joe are called in to help an international pharmaceutical company catch a gang of drug smugglers.
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The Hunt for the Four Brothers by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1999)
Summer is starting off swimmingly for Frank, Joe, and Chet as they land jobs at the Konawa Lake Inn. But sure enough, trouble finds its way to the inn--and the boys must solve an intricate case involving thievery and international jewel smuggling.
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Hunting for Hidden Gold by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
First published in 1928, this is the fifth book in the Hardy Boys Series. This reissue is the original edition from before the book was completely rewritten in 1961. In the book, while tracing some stolen gold the trail leads the boys to an abandoned mine, and there things start to happen.
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The Hypersonic Secret by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1995)
Investigating the disappearance of an air taxi pilot, Frank and Joe uncover evidence of sabotage that points directly to the missing man's passenger, millionaire Ian Fairbanks, who is connected to a national conspiracy. Original.
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The Ice-Cold Case by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
Pineview Lake is the perfect place for some serious ice fishing--and some chilling criminal activity. With a rash of break-ins, the Hardys vow to break up this burglary ring, but find themselves in the line of fire.
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Jump Shot Detectives by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
When Frank tries out for the basketball team, it's Joe's job to videotape the tryouts for the coach. But somebody takes the tape and steals the whole show! So what's Frank and Joe's game plan? First, send out a dog to sniff for clues. Second, put a gob of green goop in Chet's hair. Then eat lots of pizza. Dogs? Goop? Pizza? Sometimes detective work is even better than basketball.
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The Jungle Pyramid by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1977) |
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The Karate Clue by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Frank and Joe are learning some awesome moves in karate class. But somebody steals Brian Ludlow's black belt signed by action-movie hero Jimmy Han. Brian even promised to bring Jimmy to class, but now he says, "No way!" But maybe if the Hardys can find the belt, they'll be the true-blue action heroes of the day!
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King for a Day by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1999)
A theme park called Dragon Days has opened--and Frank, Joe, and Chet can't wait to get there. First they try their hand at a cool game called the Sword in the Stone. Whoever pulls out the blade becomes King for a Day. All hail King Chet--now he just has to deliver the sword to the Dragon Days sheriff to claim his crown. But suddenly a mysterious person in a black cloak steals the sword!
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Law of the Jungle by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1995)
Frank and Joe are bound for the dangerous jungles of Borneo. Following a cryptic map sent to them by their father, the boys make a terrifying discovery--international killers have injected Fenton Hardy with a fatal dose of anthax-B, and they only have seven days to find the cure.
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Lost in the Gator Swamp by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Attending a swampland rodeo in the Everglades, Frank and Joe are targeted by a would-be killer who places the Hardys in the path of quicksand traps and man-eating alligators. Original.
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The Mark of the Blue Tattoo by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
The Hardys are out to bust a street gang, but the gang is out to bust the Hardys' heads--with baseball bats and bicycle chains. A major new threat is coming to town, and it's up to Frank and Joe to fight for what's right--and save the streets of Bayport.
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The Mark on the Door by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1967)
Frank and Joe's pursuit of a dangerous stranger takes them to Mexico and Baja California.
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The Masked Monkey by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1972)
Joe and Frank Hardy are commissioned to locate and recover the missing son of a wealthy businessman.
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The Melted Coins by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
Frank and Joe Hardy suspect that their best friend Chet Morton is the victim of a summer school swindle and offer to help get his money back. While probing a baffling burglary at the Seneca Indian Reservation in New York State they investigate Zoar College located nearby. Clues that Frank and Joe uncover indicate that there is a connection between the Zoar College swindle and the theft of the Seneca's gold tribal relic Spoon Mouth.
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The Missing Chums by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1962)
Two of the Hardy Boys's chums take a motor trip down the coast. They disappear and are almost rescued by their friends when all are captured. A thrilling story of adventure.
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The Missing Money Mystery by Paul Frame, Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1985)
A self-directing adventure starring Nancy Drew and the Hardy brothers, who are investigating the disappearance of a briefcase full of money.
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Moment of Truth by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
Attending a friend's bullfighting demonstration while on vacation at South Padre Island, the Hardy brothers are horrified when the triumphant matador is kidnapped by his rich uncle's greedy enemies. Original.
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The Mummy Case by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2005) |
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The Mysterious Caravan by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
An ancient bronze death mask discovered during a vacation in Jamaica leads Frank and Joe into a mystery which takes them to the deserts of Africa.
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Mystery at Devil's Paw by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1959)
The boys take off for the Alaska wilderness when they hear that a friend's life is in jeopardy.
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Mystery of Hidden Harbor by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
The Hardy boys investigate a dispute over a mysterious pond and rumors of piracy in Georgia.
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Mystery of Hooded Hawk by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
A trained falcon assists the Hardy boys in their rescue of an Indian prince, kidnapped during a visit to the United States.
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The Mystery of the Aztec Warrior by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1964)
The handwritten will of a deceased world-traveler is strange and mysterious. Its cryptic instructions are to deliver 'the valuable Aztec warrior to the rightful owner, a descendant of an Aztec warrior.' What is the valuable object and where is it? What is the name of the owner and where is he? Frank and Joe Hardy have only one slim clue to work with: the name of a complete stranger who can help find the answers.
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The Mystery of the Chinese Junk by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1959)
When the Hardy boys buy a Chinese junk for a money-making venture, they discover it has a serious flaw.
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Mystery of the Desert Giant by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1960)
The Hardy boys travel to Mexico to solve the mystery of a missing plane and its passengers. Their only clues are giant desert drawings made by Native Americans hundreds of years ago.
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Mystery of the Flying Express by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1941)
After the new hydrofoil they are guarding is stolen, the Hardy boys face frequent danger in solving a mystery involving criminals who operate by signs of the zodiac.
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Mystery of the Samurai Sword by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2005) |
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The Mystery of the Spiral Bridge by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1966)
Frank and Joe pose as construction workers in order to track down the saboteurs of a road-building project in Kentucky.
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The Mystery of the Whale Tattoo by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
Helping in a case their father is working on, the Hardy brothers try to find an informer who has telephoned from a booth in their home town, and are hired by a carnival owner to spot pickpockets.
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Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, Super Sleuths! Seven New Mysteries by Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1984)
The three amateur detectives investigate a series of mysterious gifts, a stolen treasure chest, and other mysteries.
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Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, Super Sleuths! Seven New Mysteries by Carolyn Keene, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1982)
The three amateur detectives investigate a series of mysterious gifts, a stolen treasure chest, and other mysteries.
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The Night of the Werewolf by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2005) |
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Outlaw's Silver by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1981)
A mysterious letter from the Outlaw of the Pine Barrens followed by a threatening letter from a dead man draw Frank and Joe into a chilling adventure involving long-lost treasure.
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The Phantom Freighter by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1970)
Frank and Joe enjoy an exciting sea voyage when they become involved in the capture of smugglers.
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Pirates Ahoy by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1999)
When Frank, Joe, and Chet hear that a pirate ship sank near Bayport hundreds of years ago, they don't believe it. But then they find a strange silver coin, an old pirate weapon, and a tattered treasure map with a big X on it. Now they're determined to find the treasure--even if they have to dig up every backyard in Bayport!
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Revenge of the Desert Phantom by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1985)
The Hardy boys help a young woman find her way to her people in Africa in time to lead a revolution against a tyrannical government of rebels.
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River Rats by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
The Hardys have come to Montana to enjoy the challenges of the Big Bison River. Owen Watson runs a river rafting outfit, and Frank and Joe are eager to test their skills. But their first day out on the fierce white waters turns into a life-and-death struggle when Owen falls victim to a sniper's bullet.
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The Rocky Road to Revenge by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
Joe and Frank are vacationing in a Rocky Mountain resort when suddenly a strange green light brightens up the sky. Three kidnappings follow. Are they alien abductions or the work of down-to-earth criminals?
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The Secret Agent on Flight 101 by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1967)
Frank and Joe, the Hardy boys, solve a mystery involving a magician, American secret agents, and international spy ring, and a Scottish castle.
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The Infinity Clue by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1981)
A cryptic telegram warning Frank and Joe to watch out for infinity sends them to Washington, D.C., but further clues and an anonymous threat draw them to a geological site.
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The Search for the Snow Leopard by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
First a rare and beautiful snow leopard disappears from the zoo, then the princess who donated it vanishes as well. And Frank and Joe's investigation leaves them face-to-face with the most dangerous animal of all--the human kind.
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Secret Cargo by Franklin W. Dixon, Carolyn and Dixon, Franklin W. Keene ( 1984)
Nancy Drew and the Hardy brothers run into danger when they try to prevent the sabotage of an anti-pollution campaign. The reader controls the outcome of the story by choosing different ways of advancing the plot.
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The Secret Panel by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1969)
A chance meeting with a stranger on the road provides the Hardy brothers with a clue to a gang of local burglars.
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The Secret Warning by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1938)
Frank and Joe investigate the legend of Whalebone Island when they receive a warning concerning a sunken freighter.
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The Secret of Pirates' Hill by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1972)
Hired to locate an old Spanish cannon, the Hardy brothers uncover an even greater treasure after perilous underwater adventures.
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The Secret of Skull Mountain by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1966)
A Hardy Boys Mystery.There is a crisis in Bayport! Soon the city will be without water! Every night water strangely disappears from the new reservoir near Skull Mountain. Frank and Joe Hardy join forces with a team of skilled engineers to solve the baffling mystery.
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The Demon's Den by Paul Frame, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1984)
The Hardy boys, vacationing in Vermont, offer to help the police locate a missing camper and find themselves involved with a doomsday cult, a deadly strain of bacteria, and possibly the devil.
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The Secret of Skeleton Reef by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
When Frank and Joe find a young woman washed up on the beach of the Caribbean's St. Lucia Island, they realize there's trouble in paradise. Who is the mystery woman? What is she hiding? The answers lie off shore, where a ship's crew scavenges for pirate gold. But in the face of spearguns and man-eating sharks, the Hardy's discover that the sea hides more than gold.
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The Secret of Wildcat Swamp by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1969)
An invitation from Cap Bailey, science teacher at Bayport High, to accompany him out West to Wildcat Swamp on an archaeological expedition triggers off a series of dangerous events for Frank and Joe Hardy.
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The Secret of the Caves by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1929)
The Hardys and their friends discover the key to a spy ring while exploring a local cave.
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The Secret of the Knight's Sword by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1984)
In England to discover the secret of the Silver Knight in Bromley Hall, Carson Drew and his daughter Nancy encounter Frank and Joe Hardy in their hotel and the four proceed to unravel the mystery. The reader's choices determine the direction of the investigation.Readers take an active part in helping Nancy, Frank, and Joe solve a mystery about a missing heirloom from a country estate near London.
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The Secret of the Lost Tunnel by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1968)
To vindicate a Confederate general accused of stealing gold during the Civil War the Hardy boys' travel south.
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The Secret of the Old Mill by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1927)
A counterfeiting case leads Frank and Joe Hardy into an investigation of an old mill, constructed by the pioneers.
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The Shattered Helmet by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1973)
The disappearance of an ancient Greek helmet leads the Hardy boys to an encounter with organized crime.
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Shock Jock by Franklin W. Dixon, W. Franklin Dixon ( 1995)
Frank, Joe, Chet, and Callie are Christmas shopping when they hear notorious "shock jock" Ron Minkus broadcasting live from the mall. But when Minkus receives a fatal jolt from his microphone, it's up to Frank and Joe to find the killer. All the Hardys have to figure out is which one of Minkus's many enemies hated him the most.
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The Shore Road Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1964)
Joe and Frank help capture a band of car thieves who have framed and kidnapped their friends.
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The Short Wave Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1966)
When thieves hijack a collection of stuffed animals from a country auction, Frank and Joe Hardy pursue the getaway car and are drawn into a thrilling mystery. The recently acquired interest of their best pal, chubby Chet Morton, in taxidermy as a hobby adds fresh twists to the puzzle.
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The Sign of the Crooked Arrow by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1970)
With only the slender clue of an arrow-shaped tie clasp, Frank and Joe Hardy pick up the trail of a cunning gang of thieves responsible for a wave of jewelry-store holdups.
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The Sinister Signpost by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
It all starts when Fenton Hardy, is engaged by an experimental race car and motor designer to investigate a series of mysterious accidents. Three of his drivers have crashed because the windshields of their cars were suddenly crazed, thus cutting off forward vision. Frank and Joe uncover one slim clue. Each of the drivers had seen a signpost marked 'Danger' shortly before the accident.
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Skin & Bones by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2007) |
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Sky High by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
The upcoming Lift Challenge, organized by the International Ballooning Club, is overshadowed by a dangerous extortionist who demands $100,000 in exchange for his not causing a terrible accident. Original.
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The Skyfire Puzzle by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1985)
When an important space mission is sabotaged at Cape Canaveral, the Hardy boys are called in to investigate.
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Slam Dunk Sabotage by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1996)
The Hardys and their high school basketball team, the Bayport Bombers, are getting ready to play for their championship. One more victory will put them on top. But somebody's got a different game plan. Blast the bombers out of contention by knocking Frank and Joe out of the way--for good.
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The Spy That Never Lies by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2000)
College student Jake Martins is in trouble, and the Hardys volunteer to help out. Securitech, the firm where Jake works, is wiring the city to catch wrongdoers. But to pass one of his courses, Jake may have to reveal some secret information, and now he's in a bind.
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The Sting of the Scorpion by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1979)
During Mr. Hardy's investigation of a ruthless gang of terrorists, Frank and Joe witness an explosion in the sky near an airborne dirigible owned by Quinn Air Fleet. They decide to look into the matter. The first clue takes them into a new animal park outside Bayport, where they are lured into a trap by an unknown enemy.
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Submarine Caper by Leslie H. Morrill, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1986)
On a visit to Germany the Hardy brothers investigate the theft of plans for a newly invented submarine and the mysterious disappearance of valuable coins and paintings.
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Survival of the Fittest by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Frank and Joe have come to the ruggedly beautiful mountains of Utah to test their wilderness skills. But on their very first day out, after a frayed rope nearly sends Joe plummeting to the bottom of a rocky ravine, they discover that the challenge will be far more perilous than they imagined. This will be a test of survival.
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The Swamp Monster by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1989) |
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Terror at High Tide by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
Learning that the Ebony Pearl, which was shipwrecked some forty years earlier, has risen from the bottom of the sea near Nantucket, the Hardys race to the scene to discover its mystery and to prevent a murder. Original.
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Tic-Tac-Terror by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1982)
The Hardys are confronted with international danger and an enemy out to get rid of them, as a spy announces his desire to defect.
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The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1976)
Joe and Frank discover the location of stolen jewels and papers and help remove suspicion from an innocent man.
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Training for Trouble by Franklin W. Dixon ( 2000)
When a new combat sports training facility opens in Bayport, Frank and Joe enjoy having somewhere to practice judo, fencing, archery, and biathlon, until a series of accidents leads them to investigate, suspecting sabotage.
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Trial and Terror by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
In Manhattan to observe a criminal justice case, the Hardys believe the accused is being railroaded. From the upper floors of the Empire State Building to the tunnels beneath Grand Central Station, the Hardys throw themselves on the fast track to justice--fighting for both an innocent man and their lives.
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The Twisted Claw by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
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The Viking Symbol Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1963)
Frank and Joe Hardy meet many adventures while trying to recover a valuable stolen artifact in the Northwest Territories.
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The Viking's Revenge by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1997)
When visitors are assaulted by an ax-wielding villain at the theme park known as Viking Village, Frank and Joe Hardy find themselves face-to-face with a deadly Viking warrior. Original.
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The Wailing Siren Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
Caught in their motorboat the 'Sleuth', by a sudden storm at sea, Frank and Joe Hardy are helpless when the engine conks out. Drifting farther from shore amid the tumultuous waves, the boys are relieved to see the lights of a yacht. But their SOS is ignored.The shrill sound of a siren fills the night air. Moments later, a helicopter drops an object alongside the 'Sleuth'. To the young detective's astonishment it proves to be a wallet containing two thousand dollars. The next day their close pal Chet Morton rushes to the Hardys' home to report that the Morton farm truck carrying a shipment of high-powered rifles belonging to his uncle, a big-game hunter, has been stolen. These two apparently unconnected events are clues in a tangle of mystery which turns out to be one of the detective brothers' most exciting adventures.
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What Happened at Midnight by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1967)
Frank and Joe Hardy's efforts to retrieve a top-secret invention from a scientist's house in Bayport leads them to a mystery involving a dangerous gang of jewel thieves and smugglers.
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While the Clock Ticked by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1932)
A clock in a vacant house provides a clue to the whereabouts of a gang of harbor thieves.
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The Alaskan Mystery by Paul Frame, Franklin W. Dixon ( 1985)
Nancy Drew and the Hardy boys fly to Alaska to search for a missing newspaper reporter. The reader's choices determine the direction of the investigation.
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Who Took the Book? by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1998)
A really cool book of baseball statistics was stolen from the school library--and it turns up in Frank's backpack! The Hardys know Frank is being framed, but finding the real thief and clearing Frank's name means standing up to the meanest, toughest bullies in school.
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The Yellow Feather Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1975)
Frank and Joe Hardy risk their lives while attempting to find a friend's grandfather's will.
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The Voodoo Plot by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1982)
Frank and Joe get involved in a deadly voodoo cult during the Mardi Gras festival while trying to uncover the secret behind a rash of burglaries in their hometown.
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The Witchmaster's Key by Franklin W. Dixon ( 1976)
Frank and Joe become the targets of demonic curses and plots after agreeing to help an English professor whose witch museum was robbed.
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