The Tower Treasure
Franklin W. Dixon
The first Hardy Boys mystery: Frank and Joe Hardy set out to find jewels and bonds stolen from Tower Mansion and clear the caretaker accused of the theft. Written by Leslie McFarlane under the house name Franklin W. Dixon.
First published 1927 · 41,345 words · about 3 hours to read · 150 pages at 10.3″
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Public domain in the United States. It’s still in copyright in many other countries (the author died in 1977), so if you live outside the US, check your country’s copyright law before downloading.
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