False Alarm (The Hardy Boys)

False Alarm (The Hardy Boys)

"False Alarm" is a Hardy Boys novel.

Ed and Peter Mason are taking over Frank and Joe's lives. Ed and Peter are stealing their spotlight in sports, science, and even romance! Meanwhile, Fenton Hardy calls in his sons to investigate the reason behind the malfunction of a state-of-the-art security system in an expensive jewelry display. They must find a connection, or pay the price.


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