Edward's Lost Treasure is a story of history … and mystery. It all starts in the late 1800s and takes a century to unfold. It's about a treasure that's been discovered, lost, and searched for. Treasure may be precious to one person, but mean nothing to another. And sometimes the search can be more interesting than what is found. Adventure means different things to different people. It can be as simple as a bored schoolboy looking for something to do while on holiday from school, or teenagers wanting a different lifestyle than the one they find so boring. Some may want change so much that they embark upon a journey that takes them to the other side of the world. This tale is about a treasure, how it was originally found, how it was lost, and how it was searched for with very little evidence that it could still be found. It's also about the people involved with the treasure and where their search for adventure led them. For some, the search was a positive experience. For others, not so much. It all depended on the treasure seekers' personalities, and if adventure brought them what they were truly seeking. Bronwyn Heeney grew up in a suburb of Sydney, Australia, which became part of her book, and now lives near Melbourne. She wrote this story over a period of years and the characters became real to her. This is her third book.