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.

• The Quest of the Missing Map

  
  The Quest of the Missing Map 1942
• A Crime for Christmas

  
  A Crime for Christmas 1988
• The secret of Red Gate Farm
  The secret of Red Gate Farm 1931
• Nancy Drew files
  Nancy Drew files 1991
• The elusive heiress

  
  The elusive heiress 1982
• Mystery Train

  
  Mystery Train 1990
• The Sign of the Twisted Candles

  
  The Sign of the Twisted Candles 1933
• The Secret in the Old Attic
  The Secret in the Old Attic 1944
• The Missing Chums

  
  The Missing Chums 1928
• The Clue in the Diary
  The Clue in the Diary 1932
• While the Clock Ticked
  While the Clock Ticked 1932
• The Paris connection

  
  The Paris connection 1990
• Nancy Drew ghost stories 2
  Nancy Drew ghost stories 2 1985
• Shock Waves
  Shock Waves 1989
• The Great Airport Mystery
  The Great Airport Mystery 1930
• Terror on Tour

  
  Terror on Tour 2007
• The Wrong Chemistry / Out of Bounds / Flirting with Danger

  
  The Wrong Chemistry / Out of Bounds / Flirting with Danger 1998
• Password to Larkspur Lane

  
  Password to Larkspur Lane 1933
• The Ghost of Blackwood Hall
  The Ghost of Blackwood Hall 1948
• High Survival

  
  High Survival 1991
• Nancy Drew and the Hardy boys, super sleuths! 2

  
  Nancy Drew and the Hardy boys, super sleuths! 2 1984
• The Scarlet Slipper Mystery
  The Scarlet Slipper Mystery 1954
• Operation Titanic
  Operation Titanic 1998
• The Mystery of Cabin Island
  The Mystery of Cabin Island 1929