#17 The Mystery of the Plumed Serpent
The Mystery of the Plumed Serpent

By Bruce Campbell





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"This must be an Indian tomb!" Ken exclaimed


       When Ken Holt and his friend Sandy Allen drive to a bus stop in their home town to meet a visitor from Mexico, they have no idea that Ricardo Montez, through no fault of his own, will involve them in a series of dangerous events.

       Almost instantly, strange things begin to happen. Before more than a few hours have passed, Ken and Sandy realize that the young Mexican attracts danger as surely as sugar attracts flies. Mystery piles on mystery. What is the strange heirloom that isn't really an heirloom? Why has Ricardo's family been guarding the silver amulet for three generations?

       What begins innocently as a short excursion to show their new friend the wonders of New York City becomes an adventure that takes the three boys thousands of miles to a Mexican city, high in the mountains. There a desperate battle of wits develops between the boys and two sinister strangers intent on possessing the amulet –– the key to a long-forgotten treasure.

       How Ken and Sandy pit all their ingenuity against the criminals' diabolical cleverness, and how they uncover the amazing secret of the plumed serpent, makes another suspense-charged Ken Holt mystery.


© BY BRUCE CAMPBELL, 1962



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