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Hunting for Hidden Gold

by Franklin W. Dixon

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First published
1928
Pages
120
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  1. In the Storm

    11:34

  2. A Call for Help

    9:05

  3. Jadbury Wilson

    9:44

  4. A Tale of the Old West

    12:32

  5. Con Riley Under Fire

    11:49

  6. A Message From Montana

    10:37

  7. In the Windy City

    10:18

  8. The Second Stranger

    10:55

  9. The Escape

    8:05

  10. On Guard

    9:25

  11. Fenton Hardy's Story

    12:20

  12. The Cave-In

    12:21

  13. In the Depths of the Earth

    10:56

  14. Attacked by Outlaws

    12:40

  15. The Trap

    11:41

  16. Information

    9:05

  17. The Outlaw's Notebook

    11:49

  18. The Blizzard

    9:58

  19. The Lone Tree

    9:49

  20. Down the Shaft

    9:17

  21. Underground

    10:30

  22. Black Pepper

    7:32

  23. The Capture

    11:45

  24. Bart Dawson Explains

    7:16

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The fifth Hardy Boys case pulls the brothers far from Bayport and drops them into the snowbound mountains of Montana. Their father, detective Fenton Hardy, has been hurt while tracking gold stolen from a mining camp, so Frank and Joe head west to finish what he started. A blizzard, a pack of hungry wolves, and a ruthless outlaw gang stand between them and a fortune buried according to an old miner's cryptic directions. Leslie McFarlane, writing as Franklin W. Dixon in 1928, gives the story a rough frontier edge that sets it apart from the boys' usual seaside scrapes. It remains one of the more atmospheric entries in the original run. Free to download here as a PDF and EPUB.

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Franklin W. Dixon

Franklin W. Dixon is a collective pen name created by Edward Stratemeyer's fiction syndicate for the Hardy Boys series, which began in 1927. Several writers worked under it over the decades, most notably the Canadian newspaperman Leslie McFarlane, who ghostwrote the majority of the earliest volumes.

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First published
1928
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
120
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
James R. Hedrick