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Treasure in the Yukon
- The Peabody Series, Book 3
- Narrated by: Aimee Lilly
- Length: 2 hrs and 53 mins
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Publisher's Summary
In the third story of the Peabody Adventure Series, Jack and Scruggs accompany Jack's uncle on a search for lost gold. Anonymous threats and mysterious accidents hound the expedition, but the team doggedly continues, with Jack and Scruggs acting as assistants. Who is "Long Tooth," their mysterious enemy? And how far will he go to stop the expedition?
Facing danger in the remote Canadian Rockies, Jack and Scruggs work together to overcome the dangers facing them and their team. Again and again they combine wit and courage to overcome the obstacles and dangers thrown in their way.
Peabody Adventure Series #3
©1986, 2023 Jeri Massi (P)2024 Oasis Audio
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