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The Secret of the Caves

The Hardy Boys, Book 7

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The Secret of the Caves

By: Franklin W. Dixon
Narrated by: Gary D. MacFadden
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The Secret of the Caves is the seventh novel in The Hardy Boys mystery stories series.

At their home in Bayport Frank, Joe, and Fenton, receive a visitor who informs them that Professor Morgan Todd from Kenworthy College has disappeared. At the time Fenton is working on security for a coastal radar station, which is under construction. The boys visit the college and are informed that the professor is away in Europe. However, the boys become suspicious, and their investigations lead them to Honeycomb Caves in Rockaway, where they uncover a plot to disrupt the operation of the radar station.

Public Domain (P)2024 Gary D. MacFadden Classics Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction Mysteries Mystery & Suspense Social & Life Skills

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I have listened to other Hardy Boys mysteries with this narrator. They’re so much fun because of the time period they come from, and because this narrator is so good at making the stories come alive. He’s great at sound effects, making things that much more exciting, and also at changing the voices from character to character.

Exciting teenaged 1920’s adventure!

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