Books with author Richard Newton

More money, more mystery and more murder. Will Gerald ever be able to enjoy his billions?The police have finally caught the evil murderer Sir Mason Green. The third casket and whatever treasure it contains can remain a secret, just as the Fraternity wished, and Gerald can relax and enjoy his billions. Or can he?At his trial, Green drops dead in the dock. Forensic testing shows-that he was poisoned by a dart, and Gerald's DNA is on the blowgun. Then a mysterious cat woman steals the key to the third casket-a mysterious woman with a store of poison darts, who happens to be Sir Mason Green's niece, Charlotte.Now Gerald is on the run with Ruby and Sam, wanted for murder. Can they beat Charlotte to the ruby casket and prove that she killed Green? Their quest takes them to caverns beneath the island castle of Mont St. Michel in France, locked rooms in the Vatican and the ancient hidden city of Delphi in Greece to discover the secret of the three caskets and the great power they hold.

The life of Australian teen Gerald Wilkins changed forever when he inherited twenty billion pounds and a mystery to solve. In The Mask of Destiny, Gerald believes his enemy Sir Mason Green will be put in prison for murder. Instead, Gerald is accused of murder himself. He'll have to find the last of three emerald caskets to clear his name. The search takes him, Ruby, Sam, and Mr. Fry to Paris, Rome, Athens, and Delphi. They discover Delphi once held the greatest treasure on earth. It could still be there, waiting to be found by someone good. Or evil... Anthony Horowitz fans will love the extreme adventure, exotic locals, and illustrations in The Mask of Destiny, the rollicking conclusion to the Archer Legacy trilogy.

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Excerpt from The Safe Compass, and How It PointsWhat a curious thing a compass is! How strange ly the little needle trembles on the point of the piece of wire which supports it! How wonderful it is to see that needle always pointing to the North! Who can explain how it is that it always does so? God made it to be always pointing in one direction, and it does just what he wants it to do. This is all we know about it. If you ask a learned man what it is which makes the needle of the compass always point to the North, he will tell vou it is magnetism. But, if you ask him what magnetism is, or how it pro duces this effect upon the needle, he can not tell you.Nobody can explain this. But the compass is not the less useful because none can explain the way in which the needle acts. The compass is one of the most useful things we have. The sailor never could find his way over the sea without 'it. And those who have to travel over great deserts, or through coun tries in which there are no roads, always need a com pass, to show them the direction in which they should go.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.