Nancy nodded thoughtfully and relapsed into silence while she digested the facts of the case.

From her father, she had acquired the habit of thinking things through to their logical conclusion.

Frequently, Carson Drew had assured her that she went at things like a detective.

Certainly, she had a natural, clever mind, and took more than an ordinary interest in strange

or baffling cases.

Carson Drew, a widower, showered a great deal of affection upon his daughter.

It was his secret boast that he had taught her to think for herself and to think logically.

Since he knew that Nancy could be trusted with confidential information,

he frequently discussed his interest in cases with her.

A number of times, Nancy had been present at interviews

which her father had had with noted detectives,

who desired his aid in solving perplexing mysteries,

and those occasions stood out as red-letter days for her.

There was something about a mystery which aroused Nancy's interest, and she was never content until it was solved.

Join us for a tale of mystery, deception and adventure, with Nancy Drew and the secret

of the old clock on Send Me to Sleep.

Nancy Drew is a young daughter of a well-known criminal lawyer who has a head for investigation

of her own. After discovering some foul play amongst the relatives of a recently deceased neighbour,

she begins to hunt for clues to find their missing will.

The story combines the childish adventure and wonder

that you might expect from books like Pollyanna and the Story Girl,

and combines it with the thoughtful mystery

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