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River Heights, 1930. Josiah Crowley promised to provide for those who had been good to him, then died, and the snobbish Tophams got everything. A sixteen-year-old with a blue roadster and no patience for snobs goes looking for a missing will, in a branching mystery from the original 1930 novel.
The press kit for Young Mysteries: The Secret of the Old Clock (1930) is visible to press, creators, investors, and the studio team. Press and creators receive a link with an outreach token; the kit appears here inline — no download, no separate page.
