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Bonfire Masquerade
Attribution
House name	Carolyn Keene Franklin W. Dixon
Publication information
Publisher	Aladdin Paperbacks
Producer	Simon & Schuster
Publication date	July 2011
Media type	Paperback
Pages	164
ISBN	ISBN 1442403284
Chronology
Series	Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Mystery
Preceded by	Gold Medal Murder
Followed by	Stage Fright

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Bonfire Masquerade is the fifth book in the Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Mystery series. It was published in July 2011 by Aladdin Paperbacks (an imprint of Simon & Schuster).

Plot summaryEdit

From Amazon.com: Nancy Drew and her friends are going to New Orleans for a vacation -- she even promises not to solve any mysteries while she's down there! But, when she runs into Frank and Joe Hardy, there can't be a mystery too far away. Nancy and the Hardys begin to investigate a crooked real estate scheme admist the glitz and splendor of New Orleans during party season. Throw in a dead body and intrigue, and there's no time for a vacation.

AppearancesEdit

CharactersEdit

• Regulars
  • Nancy Drew
  • Frank Hardy
  • Joe Hardy
  • Bess Marvin (Nancy best Friends)
  • Georgina (George) Fayne (Nancy best Friends)
  • Fenton Hardy (From The Undercover Brothers)
  • Laura Hardy (From The Undercover Brothers)
  • Carson Drew ( Girl Detective)
  • Lenni Wolff
  • Shiloh Frommer
  • Ian Frommer
  • Chief McGinnis ( Girl Detective)
• Daniel Brumfield

LocationsEdit

• New Orleans
• River Heights
  • Everything and More Department Store
• Bayport
  • The Hardy House

Businesses and organizationsEdit

• Everything and More Department Store
• Krewe De Crude

NotesEdit

• In Chapter 12 A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, which is a "Joe"-narrated chapter, at the bottom of page 110 and continuing onto page 111, "Frank" suddenly takes over the narration with no mention of either character switching, and then it switches back, about 1/4 of the way down the page to "Joe" again for the rest of the chapter.

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