"The Voodoo Gold Trail" by Walter Walden is an early 20th-century adventure novel set on the tropic seas. It tells the tale of Wayne Scott, a seasoned sailor with a longing for adventure, and his companions as they set sail after a rumored gold mine. When they learn of a kidnapped girl and the dark voodoo practices surrounding her disappearance, their quest for gold morphs into a dangerous rescue mission. The story skillfully combines elements of high-seas adventure, supernatural mystery, and moral conflict as the characters navigate treacherous waters in their search for treasure and justice, creating a captivating blend of suspense and heroism.
The Voodoo Gold Trail
By Walter Walden
A tropical adventure quickly turns perilous when a gold-seeking voyage becomes a desperate race to rescue a kidnapped girl from sinister voodoo practices.
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