The Treasure in the Royal Tower (novel)

The Treasure in the Royal Tower is the tenth installment in the Nancy Drew mystery stories series, written under the pseudonym Carolyn Keene. Published in 1934, the novel follows teenage detective Nancy Drew as she investigates a possible theft from the Tower Room of an old estate, now a women's college.

The plot centers around Nancy's friend, Emily Willoughby, a student at the college, whose aunt, Abigail Rowan, owns the ancestral home. Abigail suspects that priceless jewels hidden somewhere within the Tower Room have been stolen. Nancy arrives to assist and quickly finds herself embroiled in a complex mystery involving secret passages, hidden compartments, and suspicious characters.

Throughout the story, Nancy utilizes her deductive skills, bravery, and resourcefulness to uncover clues and identify the culprit. She faces numerous challenges, including navigating treacherous environments and confronting deceitful individuals. The novel explores themes of family secrets, hidden wealth, and the importance of honesty and integrity.

The Treasure in the Royal Tower is a popular entry in the Nancy Drew series, known for its engaging plot, suspenseful atmosphere, and the classic appeal of its young, intrepid detective.