Even though Tank and Joey were friends now, they still had some issues. When Joey takes Tank to go fishing with his Uncle Mike, they run into all kinds of problems. First they are late, then the fish aren't biting, but even worse, there's a disappearing sailboat in the very shallow Saugus River! Legend had it, there was pirate treasure buried on Dungeon Rock. Three pirates were found, but the fourth--Thomas Veal--escaped and moved the treasure to his cave. Since the fish weren't biting, Joey decided treasure hunting would be more fun. Can the boys find the treasure, or will Veal cause them drama on Dungeon Rock?

After spotting a mysterious ship while night fishing near Lynn, Massachusetts, Joey and Tank follow ghostly pirates into a cave that Joey's uncle tells them is rumored to hold a long-lost treasure.

Even though Tank and Joey were friends now, they still had some issues. When Joey takes Tank to go fishing with his Uncle Mike, they run into all kinds of problems. First they are late, then the fish aren't biting, but even worse, there's a disappearing sailboat in the very shallow Saugus River! Legend had it, there was pirate treasure buried on Dungeon Rock. Three pirates were found, but the fourth--Thomas Veal--escaped and moved the treasure to his cave. Since the fish weren't biting, Joey decided treasure hunting would be more fun. Can the boys find the treasure, or will Veal cause them drama on Dungeon Rock?

It's not until you lose your ego completely... Completely... That you can learn, not to hide behind it... Rebecca Evans wonders... What has the world come to, when my place maybe a better place than yours? This fictional account shares the authors own experiences with the intention of giving the reader a true comprehension of the battered women's syndrome. Evans hoped to create a character the public would find empathy for- but not necessarily admire. As an "anonymous" writer, Evans releases a drama that most people's predisposition towards prejudice would not qualify them to write about in the first place or to even look at and actually gain astounding perceptions, insight, and brave observations that lend voice with candor to an arduous topic.