Emerald Casket
Emerald Casket by Richard Newsome, published by HarperCollins on April 24, 2012, is a continuation of the thrilling adventures that began in The Billionaire’s Curse. This edition, comprising 384 pages, follows Gerald and his friends as they navigate the aftermath of their previous escapades, particularly focusing on the elusive villain Sir Mason Green and the secrets surrounding a powerful emerald casket.
In this installment, readers will find Gerald, Ruby, and Sam uncovering the mysteries of ancient boxes that hold significant power. Their journey takes them to India, where they not only seek the emerald casket but also face various challenges, including dangerous assassins and a hidden city beneath the sea. The narrative explores themes of friendship and adventure as the characters confront both external threats and personal dynamics, particularly with the introduction of Alisha Gupta. This engaging tale promises to keep readers invested in the unfolding drama and the quest for the casket.
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The Billionaire’s Curse ended with the priceless Noor Jehan diamond safely returned to Mr. Gupta, but the villain Sir Mason Green is still at large, and a question mark hangs over the fate of his thin, murderous henchman.
It’s been two weeks since the events in the English countryside. Two weeks since the diamond casket was opened. Two weeks since Mason Green disappeared with an object that Gerald’s family had been keeping secret for centuries. And while everyone knows that Green will resurface again, no one knows what his next move will be. No one . . . except Gerald.
Breaking into Green’s room at the Rattigan club, Gerald, Ruby and Sam discover that the diamond casket was actually one of three ancient boxes containing objects of great power. After our heroes accept an invitation from Mr. Gupta to visit India, they discover that it may be the resting place of the emerald casket. But India holds more than just the casket: it also has assassins bent on stopping them at all costs, a great city under the sea, and Alisha Gupta, who Ruby can’t stand and Gerald and Sam can’t see enough of.
Richard Newsome has crafted a sequel that more than delivers on the promise of the first book and sets readers up for a breathtaking conclusion.
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