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Hunting for Hidden Gold
Children's fiction
Hunting for Hidden Gold
Book 5 of the The Hardy Boys Mystery Stories series
177 pages · First published 1928
Frank and Joe Hardy search for gold hidden after an old robbery, but the treasure trail also attracts criminals determined to reach it first. Clues send the brothers into rough country where weather and terrain add to the risks created by human opponents. The case becomes both a treasure hunt and an investigation into crimes whose history has not stayed safely in the past. Franklin W. Dixon’s Hardy Boys adventure combines outdoor danger, coded clues, and the classic appeal of buried wealth pursued by detectives and thieves at the same time.
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Violence, weapons, and peril
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A bright, refreshing sip suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.
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- 6 oz hot coffee ↗
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- 2 tsp brown sugar ↗
- 1 oz lightly whipped cream ↗
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- Garnish: None.
- Glassware: Irish coffee glass or mug.
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