Mildred A Wirt Books in Order
Explore Mildred A. Wirt’s books in publication order, including her Nancy Drew mysteries, Kay Tracey stories, Dana Girls adventures and Penny Parker series.
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Mildred A Wirt books in publication order
664 books
The Bungalow Mystery
by Mildred A Wirt
1930
Nancy Drew suspects that her friend’s new guardians intend to steal the girl’s inheritance. Investigating their behavior leads her toward a deserted bungalow, where the effort to protect her friend becomes increasingly dangerous.
The Hidden Staircase
by Mildred A Wirt
1930
Strange music, shadows and nighttime noises make an old family mansion seem haunted. Nancy Drew investigates for her friend Helen while a warning about her father’s railroad case introduces another danger that may be connected.
The Mystery at Lilac Inn
by Mildred A Wirt
1930
Nancy Drew visits Lilac Inn as her friend Emily prepares for her wedding, but apparitions and stolen inheritance money disrupt the plans. Meanwhile, someone impersonating Nancy is forging her signature and creating trouble back home.
The Secret of the Old Clock
by Mildred A Wirt
1930
Wealthy Josiah Crowley’s fortune appears destined for the undeserving Topham family, despite promises to other relatives and friends. Nancy Drew searches for a missing will that could change the inheritance and help those he intended to remember.
The Secret of Red Gate Farm
by Mildred A Wirt
1931
Nancy, Bess and George stay at Red Gate Farm to help its struggling owners. Strange activities by tenants calling themselves a nature cult, together with a mysterious code and counterfeit money, draw Nancy into an investigation.
The Secret of Shadow Ranch
by Mildred A Wirt
1931
Nancy Drew visits an Arizona ranch where a phantom horse appears before destructive incidents. A legend involving an outlaw, his lost love and hidden treasure gives her a possible explanation for the threat to the ranch.
Nancy's Mysterious Letter
by Mildred A Wirt
1932
A mailbag disappears while its carrier visits the Drew home, threatening his career and pension. Nancy also receives a letter intended for another Nancy Drew, drawing her into a search for an heiress and a possible fraud.
The Clue in the Diary
by Mildred A Wirt
1932
After a roadside mansion catches fire, Nancy Drew finds a diary written in Swedish and sees someone fleeing the scene. The clue links a missing man to the blaze, raising questions about arson and a struggling family.
The Deserted Yacht
by Mildred A Wirt
1932
Madge Sterling arrives for a cruise with Enid Burnett and finds their yacht apparently deserted. Evidence of a struggle reveals that Enid’s father has been abducted, beginning a mystery involving an unusual ransom demand.
The Missing Formula
by Mildred A Wirt
1932
Anne Fairaday may lose her mortgaged home unless she finds her late father’s valuable formula for preventing rust. Madge Sterling helps search for its hiding place while a former assistant tries to obtain it himself.
The Secret of the Sundial
by Mildred A Wirt
1932
A secret society’s initiation draws Madge Sterling and her friends toward the deserted Swenster mansion. Reports of a ghostly figure digging outside lead Madge to investigate old family secrets and a legend of hidden pearls.
Password to Larkspur Lane
by Mildred A Wirt
1933
A carrier pigeon brings Nancy Drew a puzzling message, while a doctor reports treating an elderly woman under suspicious circumstances. Clues point toward Larkspur Lane, where Nancy suspects wealthy people may be held against their will.
The Sign of the Twisted Candles
by Mildred A Wirt
1933
Nancy Drew meets a hundred-year-old man and a mistreated young waitress at a roadside inn. Questions about his fortune and the girl’s identity draw Nancy into a family dispute that threatens her friendships with Bess and George.
The Clue of the Broken Locket
by Mildred A Wirt
1934
A ghostly boat, missing twins and two separated cousins draw Nancy Drew into a mystery beside a Maryland lake. Pudding Stone Lodge appears to conceal important secrets, and a broken locket offers another clue to follow.
The Secret of the Red Scarf
by Mildred A Wirt
1934
A young man with lost memories mistakes Kay Tracey for his missing sister. Kay tries to restore his memory and locate the girl, but his reaction to a red scarf points toward a dangerous hidden story.
The Strange Echo
by Mildred A Wirt
1934
An unseen voice warns Kay Tracey and her friends away during a visit to Lost Lake. As strange incidents frighten vacationers, Kay investigates while helping an elderly man search for a long-lost family fortune.
The Message in the Hollow Oak
by Mildred A Wirt
1935
Nancy Drew takes on a challenge that has baffled professional detectives: finding a fortune concealed in a hollow oak. An archaeological excavation in Illinois offers connections to the mystery and a new setting for her search.
The Mystery of the Swaying Curtains
by Mildred A Wirt
1935
Kay Tracey’s adopted friend Sissy learns that she could inherit a fortune if she proves her birth identity. An anonymous letter, destroyed records and a missing witness complicate Kay’s effort to uncover the truth.
The Shadow on the Door
by Mildred A Wirt
1935
When Mrs. Van Hutton refuses to sign a legal document, Kay Tracey suspects a man named Stannovi is influencing her. A warning to stop investigating deepens the mystery, while her school rival obstructs her search.
The Sky Racers
by Mildred A Wirt
1935
A young woman becomes involved in an aviation rivalry as two manufacturers compete to produce a winning aircraft design. The Reilly Cup Race brings their ambitions together, making the contest a test of their competing plans.
Carolina Castle
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
A girl, her brother and a friend explore an old mansion and discover a diary hidden in a trunk within its tunnels. The account carries them into the house’s history during the American Revolutionary War.
Mystery of the Ivory Charm
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
Nancy Drew investigates suspicious activities at a traveling animal show and becomes concerned for an abused young performer. An ivory elephant charm and a mysterious property lead her toward questions about the boy’s identity and safety.
Penny Nichols and the Black Imp
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
A valuable Rembrandt disappears from an art exhibition after a young sculptor’s entry fails to win a prize. Penny Nichols believes the accused artist is innocent and investigates the theft and the mysterious Black Imp figurine.
Penny Nichols and the Mystery of the lost key
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
Penny Nichols befriends Rosanna Winters, who has received a letter and key concerning an inherited estate. When they visit the property, rival claimants and a missing letter make Penny suspect that her new friend is being deceived.
Penny Nichols Finds a Clue
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
A wave of automobile thefts interrupts Penny Nichols’s family vacation plans and soon affects her own roadster. With her detective father investigating, Penny and her friend Susan follow clues that suggest a larger criminal operation.
The Green Cameo Mystery
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
After Kay Tracey exposes a fraudulent medium, the woman threatens her with a curse. A bride-to-be then vanishes from a wealthy family’s estate, and a distinctive green cameo becomes an important clue in Kay’s search.
The Secret at the Hermitage
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
Louise Dana is mistaken for an escaped prisoner and pursued by a former reformatory warden. Seeking shelter with a local hermit draws Louise and her sister Jean into a mystery involving the missing girl and hidden secrets.
The Six Fingered Glove Mystery
by Mildred A Wirt
1936
Kay Tracey joins the search for a kidnapped movie star and follows clues into a stolen-goods operation. Investigating the thieves’ hiding place puts her in danger, making escape another challenge alongside finding the missing actress.
Beneath the Crimson Brier Bush
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Kay Tracey finds an abandoned baby beneath bushes at a lonely farm and tries to discover its identity. At the same time, her rival Ethel disappears, drawing Kay toward a scheming couple and a blackmail plot.
Courageous Wings
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Pilot Jim Sherman and mechanic Shorty Dawes refuse a lucrative flight to Pinetop because of dangerous weather. Then Cleo Bowman asks for help reaching the same estate, insisting that her father has much to lose.
The Circle of Footprints
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Louise and Jean Dana befriend a family after a plane crashes into their uncle’s ship. Discovering a box of possibly stolen money, they guard it from a thief while trying to identify its rightful owners.
The Haunted Bridge
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Nancy Drew helps her father pursue an international ring of jewel thieves at a summer resort. A story about a ghost guarding a woodland footbridge draws her into another mystery that may connect with their investigation.
The Runaway Caravan
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
When their guardian is injured and the family home faces loss, Barbara, Ginger and Jimmie Gibson confront an uncertain future. Buying a used travel trailer offers an escape, but repeated break-ins turn their journey into a mystery.
The Secret at the Windmill
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
A thief steals money Kay Tracey has been guarding, leaving her to recover the treasure and determine its owner. A ragged old man and a young woman’s wedding plans provide competing clues to the baffling case.
The Shadow Stone
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Carol Scott receives a strange jade stone after being mistaken for someone else at Mardi Gras. Another mistaken identity draws her into an elderly family’s affairs, where a lawyer’s interest in the stone raises suspicions.
The Whispering Statue
by Mildred A Wirt
1937
Nancy Drew investigates a suspected swindle involving rare books and the theft of a marble statue that resembles her. Working undercover for an art dealer, she faces dangerous attempts to stop her from gathering evidence.
Mystery of the Locked Room
by Mildred A Wirt
1938
Louise and Jean Dana accompany their headmistress to a proposed summer camp at Moon Lake. The house seems haunted, and someone occupying a locked attic room emerges only at night, giving the sisters a new mystery.
Phantom Trailer
by Mildred A Wirt
1938
Traveling west with their trailer, Barbara, Ginger and Jimmie Gibson visit a manufacturer who offers them sales work. He then joins their journey to investigate a phantom trailer near his sister’s home at Vermilion Cliffs.
The Message in the Sand Dunes
by Mildred A Wirt
1938
Kay Tracey interrupts a robbery at the Crowley sisters’ house, raising questions about the valuables hidden there. Her investigation across nearby sand dunes brings clues about a missing young couple and other mysterious figures.
The Murmuring Portrait
by Mildred A Wirt
1938
A staged snake attack leads Kay Tracey toward Moleson Mansion and a portrait that disappears and reappears. Questions about its subject, a missing heir and a valuable treasure place her against a group of determined thieves.
Through the Moon-Gate door
by Mildred A Wirt
1938
Sally buys a box of junk at a Chinatown auction and discovers a stolen golden Buddha inside. Its disappearance and a visit to a former schoolmate's estate draw her and Thelma toward a forbidden door and further danger.
In the Sunken Garden
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Strangers greet Kay Tracey as if they know her, leaving her puzzled about a mysterious double. With Betty and Wilma's help, she follows the clues to an old mansion's sunken garden and a ghostly figure moving there.
Penny Nichols and the Knob Hill Mystery
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Penny Nichols accompanies her detective father to Knob Hill for a quiet holiday. Their hoped-for retreat becomes an investigation when strange encounters and a man's abrupt departure suggest that the seemingly dull destination is hiding a mystery.
Tale of the Witch Doll
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Penny Parker investigates a séance establishment while trying to help a friend whose doll shop is in difficulty. A sinister doll troubling an actress connects the cases, giving Penny and Louise another mystery to pursue.
The Clue in the Cobweb
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Louise and Jean Dana trace a woman who disappeared from their uncle's ship to a strangely troubled house. When several people fall into prolonged unconsciousness there, the sisters investigate whether a poisonous herb explains the mysterious sleeping spells.
The Clue of the Tapping Heels
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Nancy Drew investigates tapping sounds in a retired actress's locked house, where messages seem to arrive in Morse code. Stolen Persian cats and a dishonest estate administrator complicate her search for the intruder and the motive behind the disturbance.
The Vanishing Houseboat
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
Helping a friend apply for work leads Penny and Louise to a boarding house associated with unexplained disappearances. Meanwhile, a family's stolen houseboat presents another mystery, drawing Penny into troubles on both land and the river.
When the Key Turned
by Mildred A Wirt
1939
After finding her friend Rosa bound and gagged, Kay Tracey searches for the stolen Stradivarius violin that belonged to Rosa's father. A numbered key leads her toward an antique dealer and increasingly dangerous attempts to recover the instrument.
Behind the Green Door
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
At a ski resort, Penny investigates efforts to drive a small lodge out of business while her father's newspaper faces damaging accusations. A rival hotel's restricted room and coded messages suggest a connection she must uncover.
Danger At The Drawbridge
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
Covering a wedding at an estate surrounded by a moat, Penny Parker finds a story far stranger than a society celebration. The groom fails to appear, and a missing tax evader gives her a second disappearance to investigate.
Linda
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
Motherless Linda Calvert lives in Ohio, where her father owns a golf course and she enjoys playing golf. A summer visit to relatives in Iowa puts the self-absorbed girl in circumstances that challenge her outlook.
Mystery of the Brass-Bound Trunk
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
A brass-bound trunk is mistakenly delivered to Nancy Drew's cabin aboard an ocean liner bound for New York. The unexpected luggage provides the first clue to jewel thieves traveling on the ship, turning her voyage into an investigation.
Mystery of the Laughing Mask
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
Gail Landreth and naturalist Henry Allan discover a numbered comedy-mask pin while studying birds near the Everglades. The clue leads them toward an abandoned hotel, a disabled steamer and a mysterious organization called the Laughing Mask.
The Forbidden Tower
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
Searching for missing Emily Dodd in Florida, Kay Tracey investigates an old fort and a tower on Jasper Jackson's property. His hostility toward Emily's mother and strange events at the estate raise suspicions about his connection to the disappearance.
The Sacred Feather
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
During a library fire, Kay Tracey spots thieves taking valuable art and follows their truck. Investigating the thefts leads her toward a fire-worshipping cult, while suspicious evidence against an elusive man and Ethel's interference complicate the case.
The Secret at the Gatehouse
by Mildred A Wirt
1940
Jean and Louise meet a former servant who hints at a secret she has kept for her employer. When he questions the girls and later disappears, suspicious efforts to seize the servant's belongings deepen their investigation.
Clue of the Silken Ladder
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
A curious silk ladder in a curio shop catches Penny Parker's attention just as a friend's inheritance raises new questions. Car trouble and unexpected debt complicate her efforts to investigate the shadowy people connected with the unusual clue.
Mystery of the Moss-Covered Mansion
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
Nancy and Carson Drew investigate sabotage accusations against a family friend after explosive oranges reach Cape Kennedy's Space Center. An eerie mansion housing wild animals draws Nancy's attention as clues point toward a scheme against the space program.
The Double Disguise
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
Kay learns that Miss Janey has inherited a valuable chemical formula, but its papers have vanished and someone else claims the discovery. Proving the theft becomes essential to protecting her inheritance while Kay follows the missing research.
The Lone Footprint
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
Fires, thefts and frightening nighttime disturbances plague Owl's Hole, a summer resort Kay Tracey is asked to investigate. A single footprint begins her search, but fleeing suspects and Ethel's interference threaten her attempts to trap the troublemaker.
The Mysterious Fireplace
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
Jean and Louise's Christmas visit to Highfort becomes a property dispute when several people claim ownership and their host disappears. A stolen jeweled star and a nighttime intruder add further puzzles as the sisters try to establish the truth.
The Secret Pact
by Mildred A Wirt
1941
On a riverboat outing, Penny and Louise notice suspicious passengers and a young woman's stolen purse. A discarded package offers further clues, pulling Penny toward a mystery while she pursues her ambitions as a newspaper reporter.
The Clock Strikes Thirteen
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
A town clock strikes thirteen, catching Penny Parker's attention on a late-night trip from her father's newsroom. Strange telegrams criticizing the newspaper and a farm fire give the young reporter reason to suspect more than a faulty mechanism.
The Clue of the Rusty Key
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
Jean and Louise rescue Jasper Conway and important papers from a fire started by Oliver Gormly. Refusing to surrender the documents makes the sisters his enemies, and they investigate a swindling operation whose victims include an uncooperative schoolmate.
The Mansion of Secrets
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
Kay Tracey spots an intruder prying open a staircase step in the deserted Greely mansion. The hidden space presents a puzzle that also involves her lawyer cousin's efforts to sell the estate and her school rival's meddling.
The Mysterious Neighbors
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
Despite warnings that their houseboat is jinxed, Kay and the Worth twins embark on a river holiday. Armed men aboard a neighboring boat and coded signals to shore suggest a connection with a series of unsolved jewel thefts.
The Quest of the Missing Map
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
Strange events at a ship-shaped cottage lead Nancy Drew toward an island's buried treasure. She has only half a map and must locate the missing brother holding the rest while rival treasure seekers try to stop her.
The Wishing Well
by Mildred A Wirt
1942
Penny and her friends explore the old Marborough mansion and its wishing well, bringing a lonely classmate along. The outing opens questions about the estate's past, suspicious visitors and the connections linking their new friend to its mysteries.
Ghost Beyond The Gate
by Mildred A Wirt
1943
After a car accident, Penny's father is supposedly taken to a hospital but never arrives. She takes responsibility for his newspaper while searching for him, and a clue at an abandoned mansion offers a troubling lead.
Saboteurs on the River
by Mildred A Wirt
1943
Penny and Louise's river outing turns dangerous when their boat capsizes as they try to retrieve a bottle. News of a dynamited bridge draws Penny into a sabotage investigation, while a man preparing for a flood presents another puzzle.
The Clue in the Jewel Box
by Mildred A Wirt
1943
An exiled former queen asks Nancy Drew to locate her missing grandson, offering only a photograph taken when he was four. A priceless heirloom provides another clue as Nancy searches for the prince and confronts questions of identity.
The Portrait in the Sand
by Mildred A Wirt
1943
A pottery teacher asks Jean and Louise to find her missing fiancé, an FBI agent whose boat has washed ashore. A secretive hermit and unexplained cries near a cliff complicate their efforts to discover whether he survived.
Hoofbeats on the Turnpike
by Mildred A Wirt
1944
A reward notice sends Penny and Louise to investigate a supposed Headless Horseman in Red Valley. Strange residents and trouble surrounding a wealthy property owner turn her search for a newspaper story into a mystery of community secrets.
The Secret in the Old Attic
by Mildred A Wirt
1944
Nancy searches the March family's cluttered attic for unpublished music that could save them from financial ruin. Letters offer obscure clues, but ruthless thieves want the manuscripts too and place dangerous obstacles between her and the missing compositions.
The Secret in the Old Well
by Mildred A Wirt
1944
Arlene Sherwood disappears after a psychic's ominous prediction, and her father soon vanishes too. Jean and Louise suspect abduction when a message demands valuable drawings be left in an old well, prompting a risky attempt to outwit the kidnappers.
Voice from the Cave
by Mildred A Wirt
1944
Penny's camping holiday is complicated by a widow who has charmed her father and joined their trip. A mysterious radio broadcast suggests criminal activity, leaving Penny to untangle genuine danger from her suspicions about the unwanted companion.
Guilt of the Brass Thieves
by Mildred A Wirt
1945
Visiting Shadow Island with her father, Penny Parker learns of thefts at an airplane factory. A sailing rivalry and a stormy excursion complicate her stay as she searches for the truth behind the losses affecting their host.
The Clue in the Crumbling Wall
by Mildred A Wirt
1945
Searching for a dancer missing for years, Nancy and her friends investigate Heath Castle. A secret within its deteriorating walls and enemies obstructing their search suggest that the disappearance is tied to a scheme involving the dancer's inheritance.
Mystery of the Tolling Bell
by Mildred A Wirt
1946
Nancy's seaside holiday is disrupted when her father fails to arrive as promised. A nearby cave's supposed ghost and a bell heard before water rushes out add another mystery, sending Nancy, Bess and George into danger.
Signal in the Dark
by Mildred A Wirt
1946
Penny takes a holiday job at her father's understaffed newspaper, facing interference from a jealous reporter. Covering a steel plant explosion, she loses a crucial camera and must recover it while investigating a gang's fraudulent explosive device.
Whispering Walls
by Mildred A Wirt
1946
Penny Parker investigates after a bank president disappears and a large sum of money goes missing. A drawing of a plumed serpent leads her toward his interest in ancient cults and a case with conflicting clues.
Swamp Island
by Mildred A Wirt
1947
Penny and Louise go searching for flowers in a swamp, where Louise's dog disappears. Their outing becomes entangled with a hunt for an escaped convict and an illegal still hidden in the marsh.
The Clue in the Old Album
by Mildred A Wirt
1947
Nancy Drew helps a woman recover her stolen purse, then learns that valuable contents are still missing. An old album, a doll collection, and a missing violinist give Nancy several connected mysteries to investigate.
The Cry At Midnight
by Mildred A Wirt
1947
Strange noises interrupt a nighttime ski outing for Penny, Louise, and Jerry. A secretive religious group occupies a nearby monastery, and a missing woman's interest in cults gives Penny reason to investigate its leader.
The Ghost of Blackwood Hall
by Mildred A Wirt
1948
Nancy Drew investigates after Mrs. Putney's stolen jewelry is recovered and proves to be fake. Apparent messages from spirits and an abandoned hall draw Nancy into a mystery involving deception and unexplained visitors.
Dan Carter and the River Camp
by Mildred A Wirt
1949
A treasure hunt leads Dan and Brad to a coded message about Skeleton Island and an unconscious boy. When both the boy and the message disappear, the Cubs investigate suspicious activity around the island.
Dan Carter, Cub Scout
by Mildred A Wirt
1949
Dan's Cub Scout troop visits a pheasant farm where the caretaker imposes strict rules. Trouble escalates when another group collects feathers and the Cubs face accusations that they have killed birds on the property.
The Brownie Scouts at Snow Valley
by Mildred A Wirt
1949
The Brownie Scouts spend their Christmas vacation at Snow Valley in Minnesota. Their winter outing brings a search for a missing locket, adding a mystery to the girls' adventures away from home.
The Clue of the Leaning Chimney
by Mildred A Wirt
1949
Nancy investigates a stolen Chinese vase while helping Bess's cousin pursue an interest in pottery. A leaning chimney becomes a clue in a case that also involves a missing man and his daughter.
Dan Carter and the Money Box
by Mildred A Wirt
1950
Dan finds a box of money in the church basement, but it disappears after his Cub leader takes charge of it. The boys search for the thief before suspicion and financial responsibility overwhelm their leader.
The Brownie Scouts at the Cherry Festival
by Mildred A Wirt
1950
The Brownie Scouts work together on a crazy quilt for a fundraiser before taking part in a cherry festival. Their preparations and festival activities bring new challenges for the girls and their troop.
The Secret of the Wooden Lady
by Mildred A Wirt
1950
Nancy, Bess, and George stay aboard an old clipper ship in Boston Harbor to investigate ghostly visitors. A missing figurehead may help establish the ship's history while theft and fire threaten their investigation.
The Clue of the Black Keys
by Mildred A Wirt
1951
Professor Terry Scott asks Nancy to help find a missing archaeologist whose work involves a Mexican treasure. A damaged stone tablet and three black keys provide clues as Nancy investigates the disappearance.
Dan Carter and the Great Carved Face
by Mildred A Wirt
1952
After Red claims he saw a firelit face carved into a cliff, the Cubs investigate and find the carving themselves. Missing belongings and an elusive man in the woods complicate their search for its creator.
Mystery at the Ski Jump
by Mildred A Wirt
1952
A stolen fur piece bought by a housekeeper gives Nancy Drew a new mystery. When someone begins using Nancy's name, the investigation becomes personal and the young detective faces suspicion herself.
The Brownie Scouts at Silver Beach
by Mildred A Wirt
1952
A week at Silver Beach promises swimming and time with friends for the Brownie Scouts. When their leader's watch disappears, the girls encounter a mystery amid their holiday activities and discoveries.
The Clue in the Ivy
by Mildred A Wirt
1952
Louise and Jean visit a friend at Webster College, where a chapel bell is linked to rumors of a ghost. The sisters investigate the haunting and a hidden treasure intended to support the chapel.
Dan Carter and the Cub Honor
by Mildred A Wirt
1953
The Cubs are accused of damaging an old church far beyond a window Dan admits breaking. With a lawsuit threatening their organization, Dan and his friends must find evidence to defend their reputation.
The Clue of the Velvet Mask
by Mildred A Wirt
1953
An unusual velvet mask gives Nancy a clue to thefts committed during social events. As she investigates a company associated with the gatherings, another woman's suspected involvement makes clearing an innocent person especially urgent.
The Ringmaster's Secret
by Mildred A Wirt
1953
A gold bracelet with missing horse charms draws Nancy into a circus mystery. An unhappy aerial performer may hold a connection to the bracelet, prompting Nancy to investigate events around the traveling show.
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