Leslie McFarlane

Charles Leslie McFarlane (October 25, 1902 – September 6, 1977) was a Canadian journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and filmmaker, who is most famous for ghostwriting many of the early books in the very successful Hardy Boys series, using the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon, and the Nancy Drew series under Carolyn Keene.

• Broken promises
  Broken promises 1992
• Till death do us part
  Till death do us part 1988
• Sisters in crime
  Sisters in crime 1988
• Sheer Terror
  Sheer Terror 1993
• The music festival mystery
  The music festival mystery 2000
• The Crimson Flame
  The Crimson Flame 1983
• Height of Danger
  Height of Danger 1991
• Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew collection
  Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew collection 2009
• The haunting of Horse Island

  
  The haunting of Horse Island 1990
• Hazed

  
  Hazed 2007
• Going Home

  
  Going Home 1996
• Tagged for Terror

  
  Tagged for Terror 1993
• Serial Sabotage

  
  Serial Sabotage 2010
• Deprivation House

  
  Deprivation House 2008
• The Vanishing Thieves

  
  The Vanishing Thieves 1981
• The secret of the fiery chamber

  
  The secret of the fiery chamber 2001
• The Four-Headed Dragon

  
  The Four-Headed Dragon 1981
• Secret at Mystic Lake

  
  Secret at Mystic Lake 2014
• Sleepover Sleuths

  
  Sleepover Sleuths 2006
• The mystery in Tornado Alley

  
  The mystery in Tornado Alley 2000
• The curse of the black cat

  
  The curse of the black cat 2001
• Secret Rules

  
  Secret Rules 1996
• Jealous Feelings

  
  Jealous Feelings 1997
• The Submarine Caper

  
  The Submarine Caper 1981