Treasure

Three thirteen-year old boys meet by chance over their summer vacations in a small and boring seaport village in Nova Scotia. They become friends by necessity; end up searching for pirate treasure and trying to solve the 250 -year old mystery of the Oak Island Money Pit. Seth Goldstein is the wimpy but super- intelligent son of a powerful New York City attorney. Jake Harris is a muscular, football fanatic from an oil family in Horseshoe Bay, Texas and Rob Harmon is a troubled, long-haired surfer kid from San Diego.

One day while taking a short cut through and alley they are approached by a homeless man who makes them an unusual and speculative offer- a treasure map! Although highly suspicious the boys accept the man's deal. The deal as it turns out will take them on a quest through nearly five-hundred years of history, from the Spanish Conquistadors, to the American Revolution to present day.

TREASURE- The Oak Island Boys are sort of a modern version of The Hardy Boys. Treasure is the first of several books in the series. It's kind of combination of Goonies meets Pirates of the Carribbean. The book will appeal to the same cross- age demographic that was captured by the Harry Potter series and the Twilight Series. It is 70% based on history with 10% speculation and 20% pure fiction.

Lassiter Stone is literally "the most interesting man in the world". Born in England, he has climbed Everest, wrestled bears, played Santa Claus, saved sick children, fought hurricanes and drought and like Indiana Jones or Clive Cussler. He has built bridges in the Amazon and  traveled to the far ends of the earth to hunt for Treasure and Lost civilizations. He has never been beaten in arm-wrestling and owns the 3rd largest cache of BitCoin in the world.