The Hidden Treasure of Harris-Stowe

By D. Levett Dorsey

A fun mystery and adventure fiction about three regular hardworking accountants taking on the challenge of finding a lost treasure within the walls of the HBCU where they work. Will they let time, fear, or work keep them from what could be the best discovery in the history of the university?

Can the accounting department prove that there is more to them than numbers and spreadsheets? Dylan and her coworkers' race against time to find the legendary hidden treasure at the HBCU. Is it a hoax? Join the fun as they maneuver their way around the 100-year-old building in search of clues.

This fun, thrilling, exciting story can be enjoyed by all ages!

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Oct 28, 2022
• ISBN: 9781667861845

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Acknowledgements

I would like to first thank God for being patient with me during this process, even though I kept putting Him to the side just to write. He still blessed me to be able to complete the book.

I want to acknowledge my children for their honest feedback and constructive criticism for all my writings. A special shout out to Mikki Maquia Anjalee Dorsey for the extra time and help with my writing projects as well as my other projects. Mark A. Dorsey Jr thanks for bringing up the rear.

Thank you, Mayor Patricia Ross, my aunt, and inspiration for setting goals and not letting life’s challenges stop me no matter the circumstances.

Mr. Armondo Fuqua, thank you for the wonderful, thought-­provoking conversations, and laughs throughout the years. Your support and encouragement changed me for the best and I deeply appreciate you.

Mr. Bernie Hayes, what can I say? You pushed me to move forward and get my book published. It didn’t matter that it wasn’t a 200-page novel. I am honored to know someone as great as you. I also have you to thank for the extra pounds.

Dr. Finley, I haven’t known you for long, but you inspired me in a unique way. Your conversation alone makes a person believe they can fly to the moon and back without a rocket. You were incredibly supportive and honest. Thank you and Mr. Hayes for taking the time to read the unfinished draft with your busy schedules and always encouraging me.

Ms. Corey Freeman, thank you for your personality that made the days less stressful, which allowed me the energy to go home and write.

Thank you, Mr. Shawn Rose for taking the picture that I wanted of our beautiful university.

Thank you to Dr. Alandrea Stewart and the Communi­cations Department for more beautiful pictures of our university.

I would also like to thank Ms. Mary Pier and my Sigma Tau Delta family for the years of writing and presenting papers at our conventions.

Thank you to anyone who may have helped me directly or indirectly while drafting my book.

An incredibly special