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Bone: Treasure Hunters: 10/14/10

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Treasure Hunters by Jeff Smith is the seventh book in the Bone series. The Bone cousins, Bartleby, Thorn and Rose have made it to Atheia which is currently suffering hard times made worse by the ghost circles.

While Rose prepares for war, Phone Bone sees a way to make a fortune. Unlike most of his previous attempts, he's dead to rights this time. Phone thinks like a conman and can out think other conmen. It's the one thing he's genuinely good at.

Treasure Hunters is one of my favorite volumes out the series. It's full of adventures, castle politics, family secrets and of course, buried treasure. It was interesting to see Thorn and Rose's home and to see how the city had survived in their absence.

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