The Smuggler's Legacy

Name: The Smuggler's Legacy
Brand: Arotahi Agency
SKU: 9781665912457
Price: 17.99 NZD
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By Franklin W. Dixon

Series: Hardy Boys Adventures

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In The Smuggler's Legacy by Franklin W. Dixon, the Hardy Boys are embroiled in a thrilling mystery involving smuggling activities linked to a mysterious legacy. As they dig deeper, they encounter unexpected twists and turns, challenging their detective skills. The book combines action and suspense in a captivating children's adventure story.
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You might enjoy this book if you love thrilling adventures and solving mysteries. It's perfect for young readers who get excited by tales of hidden treasures, clever clues, and some nail-biting action. The story combines elements of friendship, courage, and intrigue, making it both a captivating and entertaining read for children.

The Smuggler's Legacy

"Frank and Joe uncover a century-old mystery buried in a New York City prohibition museum"--

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A buried secret becomes a big problem for Frank and Joe in the twenty-fifth book in the thrilling Hardy Boys Adventures series.

Frank and Joe are on a history club trip to New York City, and their first stop is the Prohibition Museum where they’ll hear about how smugglers building getaway vehicles led to the rise of modern stock car racing. During a tour of damp escape tunnels beneath the museum, Frank slips and breaks a wall panel with his elbow, revealing a hidden compartment containing documents from the 1920s!

The documents reveal that The Gilded Top Hat—the speakeasy which later became the Prohibition Museum—wasn’t actually owned by the Faccini brothers who were arrested for its bootlegging operations. The museum curator is eager to investigate this lead into the speakeasy’s history, and never ones to turn down a good case, Frank and Joe volunteer to help out. But before long, someone steals the documents and sends the boys warnings to stop digging into the past. Can Frank and Joe uncover the truth before it’s buried for another hundred years—and the boys along with it?