
audiobook
by Lizette M. (Lizette McCully) Edholm
IN - QUEST OF TREASURE - BY - LIZETTE M. EDHOLM - AUTHOR OF - "THE MERRIWEATHER GIRLS" SERIES - THE GOLDSMITH PUBLISHING COMPANY - CHICAGO - COPYRIGHT 1932 BY - LIZETTE M. EDHOLM
CHAPTER
CHAPTER I - ON THEIR WAY
Produced by Al Haines
CHAPTER II - A STREET LEADING TO THE CAPITOL
CHAPTER III - THE WASH-OUT
CHAPTER IV - THE DESERT
CHAPTER V - A SOLITARY EXPLORER
CHAPTER VI - CASA GRANDE
CHAPTER VII - THE MAP OF MYSTERY
Four spirited friends set off from a bustling train station, their excitement tinged with the bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye to family. As they board a private Pullman coach bound for the sun‑baked landscapes of Arizona, each girl brings her own quirks—Bet’s quiet determination, Shirley’s ever‑ready camera, Joy’s exuberant tears, and Kit’s restless curiosity. The journey promises rugged deserts, hidden canyons, and the promise of a summer filled with mystery, all under the watchful eyes of caring adults who promise safety and hospitality.
Soon the girls find themselves drawn into whispers of a forgotten treasure, ancient maps, and enigmatic locals who hint at secrets buried deep in the western wilds. Their bond strengthens as they navigate the unfamiliar terrain, sharing laughs, doubts, and daring plans. Listeners will be swept into their early adventures, feeling the thrill of the open road and the first clues that set them on a quest that could change their lives forever.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (283K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jan 26, 2009
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1878–1967
An American writer of juvenile fiction, she is best known for the Merriweather Girls adventures, a four-book series published in 1932. Her stories blend friendship, travel, and light mystery in a brisk, old-fashioned style that still makes for easy listening.
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