Hardy Boys

240 primary works • 255 total works

Dirty Deeds

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1991

In this story, the Hardy brothers visit the wild west, where gold fever is running high and lives are at stake. By the author of Power Play.

The Mystery of the Flying Express

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 April 1975

Short-wave Mystery

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published April 1967

Mysterious Caravan

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 April 1975

Witchmaster's Key

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 16 June 1980

Height of Danger

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1991

Frank and Joe find themselves in Austria at the World Snowboarding Championships, where the number-one competitor is the number-one target and sabotage is the name of the game.

The Sting of the Scorpion

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1979

Night of the Werewolf

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1979

Mystery of the Samurai Sword

by Franklin W. Dixon and Maurice Dixon, Jr.

Published 1 October 1979

A Japanese business tycoon mysteriously disappears and, soon after, a rare samurai sword is stolen from an art gallery. Suspecting a connection, the Hardy boys try to solve the mystery.

The Pentagon Spy

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 May 1980

The Apeman's Secret

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1980

A "monster" who terrorizes Bayport and a girl who runs away to join a cult are the subjects of the Hardy boys' sleuthing.

Mummy Case

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1980

Called in to investigate the theft of some statuettes stolen from the Eygptian Museum in New York, the Hardy brothers become involved in a deepening mystery which includes the possible overthrow of another country's government.

Mystery of Smugglers Cove

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1980

The art collector who suspects the Hardy boys of stealing one of his valuable paintings offers them a chance to prove their innocence by hiring them to find the painting and the real culprits.

The Stone Idol

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published December 1980

Their search for an Easter Island idol takes the Hardy boys to Easter Island and on to investigate the theft of government material in Antarctica.

The Vanishing Thieves

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published December 1980

The Outlaw's Silver

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 January 1981

The Hardy Boys are given clues which send them in search of the treasure hidden by the Outlaw of the Pine Barrens.

The Outlaw Silver

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 October 1988

Deadly Chase

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 December 1986

Submarine Caper

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 October 1981

Four-headed Dragon

by Franklin W. Dixon

Published 1 October 1981

The Hardy boys track a criminal who plans to use an invention designed as a peaceful aid to the secret Four-Headed Dragon organization behind the Iron Curtain to harm the free world instead.