Pirate Vishnu (A Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mystery)
“I’d made it to March of 1906. I had just pulled up a new page before Naveen arrived.
A black-and-white sketch in the scanned newspaper sparked a sense of recognition. I’d seen the man in the illustration before, hadn’t I? But where?
My heart skipped a beat as I read the headline above the image: Pirate Vishnu Terrorizes San Francisco Bay.
I knew why the man a witness had sketched looked familiar. I’d seen him in my mom’s family photographs. Pirate Vishnu was Uncle Anand.
Chapter... 12 United States, 1903 After eight days at sea, the ship brought the group of strangers to the metropolis of the promised land that would become the new home to many of the weary travelers.
The men of New York were hard workers, which Anand respected. The weather, however, was intolerable. He did not need to see the sun every day, or feel the thirty-degree-centigrade warmth from home.MoreLess
A black-and-white sketch in the scanned newspaper sparked a sense of recognition. I’d seen the man in the illustration before, hadn’t I? But where?
My heart skipped a beat as I read the headline above the image: Pirate Vishnu Terrorizes San Francisco Bay.
I knew why the man a witness had sketched looked familiar. I’d seen him in my mom’s family photographs. Pirate Vishnu was Uncle Anand.
Chapter... 12 United States, 1903 After eight days at sea, the ship brought the group of strangers to the metropolis of the promised land that would become the new home to many of the weary travelers.
The men of New York were hard workers, which Anand respected. The weather, however, was intolerable. He did not need to see the sun every day, or feel the thirty-degree-centigrade warmth from home.MoreLess
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