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The Secret of the Caves

by Franklin W. Dixon

First published
1929
Pages
120
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  1. Overboard

    9:30

  2. The Rescue

    9:05

  3. Miss Todd

    10:34

  4. Concerning Todham Todd

    10:02

  5. Plans for a Trip

    9:57

  6. The Missing Motorcycle

    8:55

  7. Carl Schaum

    9:58

  8. Strange Doings

    10:58

  9. The Storm

    9:19

  10. The Cave

    8:16

  11. Footsteps in the Night

    8:59

  12. A Disapperance

    8:15

  13. Stolen Supplies

    7:23

  14. Captain Royal

    9:52

  15. The Old Sailor

    9:03

  16. "Go Away!"

    8:19

  17. The Man on the Shore

    8:23

  18. The Prisoner

    11:57

  19. Clippings

    12:13

  20. The Shotgun

    9:56

  21. Over the Cliff

    9:08

  22. In Swirling Waters

    10:35

  23. Back to Bayport

    11:19

  24. At the Hospital

    8:16

  25. The Last of Captain Royal

    9:55

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The seventh Hardy Boys mystery sends Frank and Joe along a rugged coastline riddled with sea caves, where more than the tide is hiding. What begins as a search for a vanished recluse widens into a tangle involving a swindler with designs on a young woman's money and a worried man hunting for his missing brother. The boys pick their way through damp tunnels and dead ends before the pieces finally fit. Dating to 1929 and issued under the Franklin W. Dixon pen name, it trades Bayport's streets for a wilder, wave-battered setting that suits the secret at its center. It is a solid, brisk case from the syndicate's early run. Read the full story free 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
1929
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
120
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
James R. Hedrick