
Leslie McFarlane
Leslie McFarlane (1902–1977) was a house pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate.
Our catalogue lists 35 books by Leslie McFarlane, mostly ghost story, circus fiction and adventure fiction. They span 1927 to 2018. The most-read is The Secret of the Old Mill (1927).
Books by Leslie McFarlane

The Secret of the Old Mill
Leslie McFarlane, Tony Carpentieri

The House on the Cliff
Leslie McFarlane

Nancy Drew ghost stories
Leslie McFarlane

Nancy Drew ghost stories 2
Leslie McFarlane

The Ringmaster's Secret
Leslie McFarlane

The Haunted Bridge
Leslie McFarlane

Night of the Werewolf
Leslie McFarlane

Hollywood Horror
Leslie McFarlane

The Bluebeard Room
Leslie McFarlane

Choke Hold
Leslie McFarlane

The Hardy Boys Ghost Stories
Leslie McFarlane

The Witchmaster's Key
Leslie McFarlane

The Message in the Haunted Mansion
Leslie McFarlane

Track of the Zombie
Leslie McFarlane

Portrait in Crime
Leslie McFarlane

The Billion Dollar Ransom
Leslie McFarlane

Captive Heart
Leslie McFarlane

Ghost Stories
Leslie McFarlane

Serial Sabotage
Leslie McFarlane

Stolen Identity
Leslie McFarlane

Killer Connections
Leslie McFarlane

Bayport Buccaneers
Leslie McFarlane

The Magician's Secret
Leslie McFarlane, Jorjeana Marie

Sabotage Surrender
Leslie McFarlane

Sabotage at Sea
Leslie McFarlane

Three-Ring Terror
Leslie McFarlane

Dangerous Loves
Leslie McFarlane

Haunted
Leslie McFarlane

Secret Sabotage
Leslie McFarlane

High Wire Act
Leslie McFarlane

Treasure Trouble
Leslie McFarlane, Macky Pamintuan

Mardi Gras Masquerade
Leslie McFarlane

The Pirate Ghost
Leslie McFarlane, Santy Gutiérrez

Circus Act
Leslie McFarlane

The Disappearing Dog
Leslie McFarlane, Scott Burroughs
Biography
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.