The Tower Treasure

<p><em>The Tower Treasure</em> (1927) is the first book in the <strong>Hardy Boys</strong> series written under the pseudonym <strong>Franklin W. Dixon</strong> (a pen name used by various authors for the Stratemeyer Syndicate). This classic mystery novel introduces teenage detectives <strong>Frank and Joe Hardy</strong> who solve cases in the fictional town of <strong>Bayport</strong>.</p><p>Frank and Joe Hardy the sons of famous private investigator <strong>Fenton Hardy</strong> investigate the robbery of the <strong>Tower Mansion</strong> owned by Hurd Applegate. A large sum of money and valuable securities have been stolen and suspicion falls on <strong>Henry Robinson</strong> the caretaker. The Hardy boys are determined to prove his innocence and track down the real thief.</p><p>As they follow clues uncover secret hideouts and use their detective skills they unravel a case filled with <strong>hidden passageways suspicious characters and thrilling chases</strong>-leading to a dramatic conclusion involving a stolen red car and a hidden treasure.</p><p>The <strong>Hardy Boys</strong> series became one of the most popular detective franchises for young readers with <em>The Tower Treasure</em> setting the tone for decades of thrilling mysteries.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p>