Franklin W Dixon

Frank and Joe Hardy help their father solve the mystery of who stole $40,000 in jewels from their neighbor

Fenton Hardy is engaged by an international pharmaceutical company to trace shipments of valuable drugs being stolen

The Shore Road Mystery is an exhilarating addition to the timeless Hardy Boys series, penned by Franklin W. Dixon. In this captivating mystery, brothers Frank and Joe Hardy find themselves caught up in a puzzling case that unfolds along the picturesque shores of Barmet Bay. The story begins when the Hardy boys stumble upon a perplexing mystery involving the disappearance of valuable jewels belonging to the wealthy Mrs. Alice Faulkner. Determined to...

Frank and Joe Hardy find themselves involved in two mysteries in less than twenty-four hours when they are invited by Elroy Jefferson to spend Christmas vacation at his private retreat on Cabin Island

Frank and Joe race against time to retrieve a scientist’s top-secret invention before thieves get their hands on it. But the young detectives soon discover that they are involved in a mystery far greater in scope than just safeguarding the invention. When Joe is kidnapped, this incident starts Frank of on a chase that could end disastrously for him and his pals.

While trying to help their father find a missing scientist, the Hardy brothers join forces with a team of engineers to find out why the water strangely disappears each night from the new reservoir

Frank and Joe engage in a mission to vindicate a long-dead Confederate general, who was disgraced during the Civil War because some people thought he stole some hidden gold belonging to a bank

After their father becomes ill while investigating suspected sabotage on a road being built in Kentucky, the Hardy boys carry on the investigation

A long-distance telephone call from Chet Morton’s uncle summons Frank and Joe Hardy and their staunch pal Chet to a summer art school, located near old Fort Senandaga which is reputed to be inhabited by a ghost. The young detectives’ assignment: recover two famous oil paintings stolen from the valuable Prisoner-Painter collection owned by Jefferson Davenport. Mr. Davenport reveals that one of the famous pictures contains a clue to the...

Another exciting mystery begins for Frank and Joe when they help a stranger who has had an accident with his car. The man introduces himself as John Mead, owner of a nearby estate. But when the Hardy boys find an odd-looking house key and try to return it, they realize that John Mead died five years ago! They are even more amazed when they find that the intricately carved doors in the deserted mansion have no visible knobs or keylocks. What happens...