The Treasure Hunt of the S-18

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The Treasure Hunt of the S-18

by Graham M. Dean

EN·~4 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total

The Treasure Hunt of the S-18

0:50

CHAPTER ONE The Man of Mystery

6:31

CHAPTER TWO A Secret Service Case

11:46

CHAPTER THREE The High Flyers

17:15

CHAPTER FOUR The Mad Pursuit

18:31

CHAPTER FIVE Death Rides the Air

12:20

CHAPTER SIX Another Visitor

10:40

CHAPTER SEVEN On the Trail of “Mr. Seven”

11:54

CHAPTER EIGHT A Sudden Attack

12:19

CHAPTER NINE In the Valley

11:56
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Description

Tim Murphy is a quick‑witted newspaper reporter who lives for the rush of a landing strip. While watching the sleek Day Express glide onto the Atkinson field, he can’t resist the lure of the new high‑speed transports that promise coast‑to‑coast flight in a heartbeat. His curiosity spikes when a silent, well‑built stranger in a gray suit—dubbed “Mr. Seven”— steps off the plane with no name on the manifest.

The airport’s manager, Carl Hunter, offers Tim a chance to trade ink for altitude, but the reporter’s instinct drives him toward the enigma of the mysterious passenger. A hush falls over the crowd as “Mr. Seven” unloads three massive bags, hinting at a purpose far beyond ordinary travel. Tim’s habit of asking questions pulls him into a web of secret service intrigue that promises danger and excitement.

As the first clues surface, Tim senses a hidden agenda linked to a legendary treasure known only as the S‑18. The stage is set for a high‑flying chase across skies and secret valleys, where every clue could mean the difference between a simple story and a life‑changing adventure.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (234K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and Sue Clark

Release date

Aug 26, 2014

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Graham M. Dean

1904–1974

Best known for fast-moving adventure stories, this American writer brought a reporter’s eye to tales of flying, mystery, and Western action. He also worked in journalism and newspaper publishing, which helps explain the crisp, energetic feel of his fiction.

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