Black Treasure Sandy Steele Adventures #1

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Black Treasure Sandy Steele Adventures #1

by Robert Leckie

EN·~3 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

Sandy Steele Adventures BLACK TREASURE

0:30
2

CHAPTER ONE The Man in Blue Jeans

11:26
3

CHAPTER TWO Kit Carson Country

19:25
4

CHAPTER THREE A “Poor Boy” Outfit

15:22
5

CHAPTER FOUR Learning the Ropes

18:44
6

CHAPTER FIVE A Light in the Window Rock

16:58
7

CHAPTER SIX Cliff Dweller Country

18:16
8

CHAPTER SEVEN Back of Beyond

15:23
9

CHAPTER EIGHT Cavanaugh Shows His Colors

15:07
10

CHAPTER NINE Fighting Fire with Fire

13:49

Description

At the Poplar City science fair, teenage tinkerer Sandy Steele and his pal Quiz Taylor watch the crowd flock to Pepper March’s glittering light‑show exhibit while their modest “reservoir behavior analyzer” earns only an honorable mention. Their cardboard‑and‑pin model, designed to mimic the hidden oil veins of the Four Corners region, feels like a quiet triumph of hard work over showmanship, even as Pepper’s circus‑like antics draw cheers.

Their quiet moment is interrupted when a sun‑tanned stranger in blue jeans inspects the gadget, probing what would happen if a well were drilled into a dry spot on the Navajo reservation. The boys demonstrate the model’s limits, sparking the man's grin and hinting that the device might hold more than just a school project’s pride. As curiosity rolls into the fair’s bustling hallway, Sandy can’t help but wonder if his invention could lead to something far bigger than a prize ribbon.

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Full title

Black Treasure Sandy Steele Adventures #1 Sandy Steele Adventures #1

Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (214K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, Dave Morgan and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2015-10-19

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Robert Leckie

Robert Leckie

1920–2001

A Marine veteran turned prolific historian, he wrote with the immediacy of someone who had lived the chaos of war. His books blend firsthand experience, clear storytelling, and a deep interest in American military history.

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