Fire at Red Lake Sandy Steele Adventures #4

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Fire at Red Lake Sandy Steele Adventures #4

by Robert Leckie

EN·~3 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

Sandy Steele Adventures FIRE AT RED LAKE

0:30

CHAPTER ONE The Lodge on the Lake

11:13

CHAPTER TWO Into the Woods

10:41

CHAPTER THREE A Midnight Visitor

9:30

CHAPTER FOUR The Missing A-Bomb

10:12

CHAPTER FIVE Lightning Strikes

9:53

CHAPTER SIX A Futile Search

15:10

CHAPTER SEVEN A Birling Match

14:36

CHAPTER EIGHT Fire!

15:33

CHAPTER NINE Battling the Flames

20:12
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Description

A group of high‑school friends—Sandy Steele, his pal Jerry James, and the brainy “Quiz” Taylor—set out on a dusty road toward a remote lakeside lodge owned by Sandy’s uncle, a former war hero turned research executive. Their rickety station wagon bumps through pine‑filled hills, and the boys banter about the strange mix of rugged wilderness and the shadow of the powerful World Dynamics Corporation that looms over their vacation.

When they finally pull up to the massive log lodge on the shore of Red Lake, they are greeted by Uncle Russ, a larger‑than‑life hunter whose reputation as a respected military leader seems at odds with his laid‑back hospitality. As the teens settle in, the pristine beauty of the lake and the quiet of the forest mask an undercurrent of secrecy, and the arrival of the mysterious “gooseneck” connection between the twin lakes hints that their summer adventure may soon spark more than just campfires.

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Full title

Fire at Red Lake Sandy Steele Adventures #4 Sandy Steele Adventures #4

Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (181K 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

Oct 19, 2015

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Robert Leckie

Robert Leckie

1920–2001

A Marine veteran turned journalist and historian, he wrote with the urgency of someone who had seen war up close. Best known for Helmet for My Pillow, he helped shape how many readers understand the American experience of World War II.

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