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Storm
- The Emerald Sea
- Narrated by: Liz Paton
- Length: 5 hrs and 9 mins
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Storm
Narrated by:
Liz Paton
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Publisher's Summary
Caleb and Eloise Storm are thrust into a swashbuckling adventure when with his last breath a wounded sailor tells them of a secret map. A map which points the way to the great lost treasure known only as The Emerald Sea.
This limitless fortune has lain hidden for forty years, protected by cunning traps and challenges that only the smartest and bravest will survive.
But finding the treasure is not the only danger. The fearsome pirate Marmaduke and his evil first mate Silas Cragen are determined to beat them to it and would like nothing more than to see the twins end their days at the bottom of the sea.
©2021 Mark Robinson (P)2023 Mark Robinson
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