If you remove all the supernatural things the story would still make sense, it would even make more sense as despite the apparitions of demons, new dimensions and sea witches' the characters are unconvincingly calm (ok a little nervous but not "ghost are real nervous"). The big issue of Nancy Drew, outside the usual flaws of a teenager tv show, is that they go for two different types of show and they can't find a middle ground. Much better comparing to a lot of CW shows I've watched. It's different, there's supernatural present. So if you watch the show, don't go in expecting Nancy and the cousins George and Bess. People are calling Nancy very selfish for putting herself first when she finds out that Carson isn't her dad but how would you act? Honestly. And even though they're relationship is slightly rocky, it's realistic. There are still certain bits and pieces that are there in the characters like George being a tomboy, Bess being a bit of a fashionista and Ned being the most helpful, kind guy ever. It was a town of white folk(not trying to be disrespectful) so this show definitely gets points for the diversity. I am and always will be a die hard Nancy drew fan but always found something missing in the books. I honestly like the show because even thought there's no connection to the books, there's more diversity.
It's definitely not at all connected to the books apart from the character names.
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