SuitabookRisk, treasure and competition
The Hardy boys join divers seeking gold from a shipwreck while other treasure hunters pursue the same goal and the protagonists become targets.
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Leslie McFarlane - Author
This offers a brisk treasure-hunt mystery, with the Hardy boys facing sabotage and pursuit during a deep-sea expedition. Its main appeal appears to be action, danger and a race for hidden riches.
"In a world of mystery and silence, terror always strikes without warning! Long-lost treasure beckons Frank and Joe to a deep-sea adventure in the Bahamas. The Hardys join a crew of divers seeking to unlock the gold-laden vaults of a long-ago shipwreck. But promise soon turns to peril as the treasure hunters become the hunted -- and the Hardy boys become the targets of sabotage! Frank and Joe discover that beneath the ocean's surface lurk the deepest dangers. They plunge into a world of supercharged speedboat chases and underwater combat and are drawn into a deadly game in which the winners go for the gold and the losers go to the sharks!" (Hardy Boys Encyclopedia 1991)
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a brisk treasure-hunt mystery, with the Hardy boys facing sabotage and pursuit during a deep-sea expedition. Its main appeal appears to be action, danger and a race for hidden riches.
The Hardy boys join divers seeking gold from a shipwreck while other treasure hunters pursue the same goal and the protagonists become targets.
The Hardy boys investigate a long-lost shipwreck while sabotage and pursuit turn the expedition into a dangerous mystery.
The intensity may deserve attention: characters are targeted, face sabotage, encounter underwater combat and are threatened with deadly consequences.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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