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Ed Vebell (Cover) Harry Kane (Interior) Stephen Marchesi (Cover) |
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1967 |
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1st |
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176 |
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The Mystery of the Fiery Eye is the 7th book in the Three Investigators series.
Synopsis[]
Gus needs help!
Great-uncle Horatio has died and left him a fortune. At least, Gus thinks there's a fortune - in something called the Fiery Eye. But all he has to start with is a mysterious message from Horatio - a message full of riddles.
It's a perfect case for the Three Investigators. They're very good at solving riddles. But so, unfortunately, are some other people. The young detectives find themselves in a desperate race - with a sinister bunch of fortune hunters hot on their heels!
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Random House Trade and GLB Hardbound Editions
Trade Edition First Printing Identifiers: 1.)
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