'Harriet felt the oilskin packet in her fingers. It was thin and smooth but she felt sure that it contained the whole world.'

After spending all her savings on old Jethro's pirate map, twelve-year-old Harriet Amos believes that Black Bart's treasure is within her grasp. But when Jethro is found with his throat slit, Harriet's confidence starts to crumble. Who can she trust now? Her friend Ben? Squire Campbell?

Pirates make fickle friends, Harriet discovers, and danger is never far away in this gripping tale of treachery and treasure.

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