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Who cloned the President?

KC discovers that the President of the United States has been replaced by a clone and sets out with her friend Marshall, on a dangerous mission to set things right.

Trapped on the D.C. train!

On a trip to Pennsylvania, presidential stepdaughter KC Corcoran and her friend Marshall are exploring the rest of the train when the special caboose at the back disappears--along with the Vice President.

The ghost at Camp David

KC and her friend Marshall accompany KC's stepfather, the United States President, to remote Camp David, where they find clues that point to either ghostly or criminal activity.

The secret at Jefferson's mansion

KC and Marshall run across a forgotten cubbyhole while painting a closet at the White House and find a box of toy horses that once belonged to Thomas Jefferson; when they go to Monticello to return the horses, the box disappears, and they explore the building and grounds to find the thief.

A thief at the National Zoo

2009
KC and Marshall investigate the theft of a precious emerald, brought by representatives of the Chinese government to bring luck to two baby tigers born at the National Zoo.

The election-day disaster :#10

Capital Mysteries
2008
KC and Marshall throw a Halloween party at the White House, wake up the next day to discover fake, damaging photos of President Thornton on the Internet, and try to help save his election.

A thief at the National Zoo

Capital Mysteries
2007
KC and Marshall investigate the theft of a priceless Tiger's Eye that was loaned to the National Zoo from China.

The skeleton in the Smithsonian

2009
When Leonard Fisher claims to be the long-lost heir to the Smithsonian fortune, KC and Marshall set out to prove that he is a phony.

Fireworks at the FBI

2010
KC and Marshall see unauthorized fireworks at the FBI Building and decide to unmask the culprit and his plans for blackmail.

Who broke Lincoln's thumb?

2010
KC and Marshall set out to solve the mystery of the Lincoln Memorial statue's broken thumb.

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