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Say the words "Oak Island" and your imagination immediately conjures up images of pirate ships, Captain Kidd's legendary treasure supposedly hidden on the island, and more than 200 years of ghostly goings-on. Eric Walters deftly interweaves some of the best-known stories about these Nova Scotian myths into his exciting new novel.
There's really more than one mystery to be solved on Oak Island...
