Dorothy Dixon and the Double Cousin

1933. A crowded holiday shop. A desperate young man grabs Dorothy Dixon's arm, mistaking her for someone else. His fiancee, Janet Jordan, is a prisoner in her own home, held captive by forces tied to her father's mysterious dealings with a secretive organization. Dorothy is the double of Janet - identical cousins, indistinguishable. The Secret Service has a plan: Dorothy will impersonate her cousin, walk into danger, and help spring the trap. What follows is a breathless adventure of mistaken identity, hidden codes, and one girl's refusal to let family fight alone. Dorothy Dixon isn't a detective in a trench coat; she's a teenager thrust into a world of adult intrigue, armed with nothing but nerve and a family resemblance. This is vintage adventure fiction - clever, fast-paced, and anchored by the fierce bond between cousins who look identical but must prove they're nothing alike.