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The narrative follows a resourceful teenage girl who arrives with relatives among new settlers in the Alaskan frontier, where harsh conditions and everyday tasks are interrupted by odd strangers and tantalizing hints of hidden valuables. Clues about a copper kettle, golden candlesticks, a phantom leader, and an old stump send the youngsters into a layered mystery that draws in neighbors, clublike alliances, aerial help, and family secrets. As they adapt to homesteading life—raising crops, using machinery, and building community—they piece together the past, confront danger, and pursue a treasure quest that reshapes their hopes and relationships.
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