The Treasure of
Oake Island:
A Tale of Realmgard
Copyright 2021-2023
J.B. Norman
The Sisters Darkstone return for another adventure.
With treasure map in hand, and an archaeologist uncle and genius cousin in tow, Kat and Dunstana set their sights on Oake Island to find the hiding place of the legendary pirate William Newgate’s lost treasure. But the Darkstones will soon learn that they aren’t the only ones with their sights on Oake Island. The ambitious young captain of the Red Wolf Pirates has a map of her own and she won’t take kindly to anyone else laying claim to the treasure she believes is rightly hers.
Read the second Realmgard adventure as the Sisters Darkstone find themselves on a collision course with the Red Wolves!
from the book’s official description.
We recently completed The Treasure of Oake Island, right here —
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So, here’s your chance to catch up on any chapter you may have missed, or to relive it right from the very beginning.
Chapter 1
“The field of archaeology, as Dunstana understands it, involves digging around in ancient ruins, or lost cities, or haunted mines, or other places that haven’t had people in them for hundreds and hundreds of years.”
Chapter 2
“There are, in fact, no oak trees on Oake Island…”
Chapter 3
‘Stupid bush.’
Chapter 5
“Kat expects to see a few things typical of most of the caves she’s
explored in her time as an adventurer.As it happens, they find none of those things…”
Chapter 6
“Jonas and Dunstana are starting to hate the sound of rickety
old floorboards creaking underfoot.”
Chapter 7
“Since she lives the hectic life of a Darkstone, it’s really just another Wednesday.”
“Torpedo fish? You really think people would take a crew called
the Red Torpedo Fish seriously?”
Chapter 9
“Really, what is luck?”
Epilogue
“Yeah. That’s great. I love you too, man.”
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