Cash in the Barn — Sue Fineman

After his parents died, a vindictive judge put thirteen-year-old Flynn in jail for punching his nephew. While Flynn was gone, the judge gave away his two little brothers. Decades later, Flynn is still searching for his brothers, and the Blankenship boys, who are the judge's nephews, harass Flynn and dump a nearly dead dog on the farm.Trunks found in the loft of Flynn's barn are filled with cash from a 1952 bank robbery. The robbers are most likely dead or very old by now, but they must've told someone about the money they'd hidden on the farm. Are the Blankenship boys trying to chase Flynn off the farm so they can get to the money? They aren't the only ones who come to the farm demanding the trunks, and the cash isn't the only evidence of a crime the FBI finds in the barn.