The House on the Cliff
- First published
- 1927
- Pages
- 122
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The Haunted House
12:04 -
The Storm
10:24 -
Empty Tool Boxes
9:49 -
The Chase in the Bay
9:08 -
The Rescue
10:08 -
Snackley
10:48 -
Bound and Gagged
7:41 -
The Stolen Witness
10:59 -
The Strange Message
9:07 -
The Vain Search
12:58 -
The Cap on the Peg
9:16 -
Pointed Questions
8:12 -
A Plan of Attack
8:29 -
Private Property
9:18 -
Smugglers
10:46 -
The Secret Passage
8:45 -
The Chamber in the Cliff
9:43 -
A Startling Discovery
7:21 -
Captured
11:05 -
Dire Threats
7:01 -
Quick Work
8:55 -
Into the Haunted Hause
9:20 -
Rescue
8:37 -
The Round-Up
7:01 -
The Mystery Explained
6:28
The House on the Cliff (1927) is a public domain work.
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About this book
An abandoned mansion perched above Barmet Bay gives this second Hardy Boys book its brooding heart. Fenton Hardy asks his sons to help crack a smuggling ring, and the trail leads Frank and Joe to the Polucca place, a wreck of a house said to be haunted. A boat blows up, a stranger is pulled half-drowned from the water, and then both the rescued man and the boys' own father go missing. What follows is a tense hunt through cliffs and hidden passages. First published in 1927 under the Franklin W. Dixon name, it helped fix the series' taste for spooky settings and real peril. Grab the free PDF and EPUB below.
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Book facts
- Author
- Franklin W. Dixon
- First published
- 1927
- Reading time
- About 3 hours
- Pages
- 122
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Mystery
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- James R. Hedrick