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    Custers Cavalier
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    Pinkerton's Gold: A John Whyte Novel of the American West
    • Someone's stealing gold shipments in Colorado. John Whyte, ace Pinkerton detective, is tasked to find the culprits and bring them to justice. He is joined by his friends and associates: Khan Singh, his loyal Sikh manservant from his service for the Queen in India, who followed him to America and fought at his side in the Civil War; and Curly Bill Williams, his American friend from Texas. John investigates the string of brutal robberies of gold shipments from the mines in central Colorado en route to Denver, where the precious metal is refined into gold coins at the US Mint. John enlists the aid of a lovely Irish madam, who impresses him with her sharp mind as well as her physical charms. Together, they solve the mystery, and in a series of shootouts break up and destroy the gang, including the arrest of its surprising leader.

      Pinkerton's Gold: A John Whyte Novel of the American West
    • Home to Texas

      • 376pages
      • 14 heures de lecture

      Doctor Travis Sasser, the chief surgeon of General Hood s Texas Brigade, has served with distinction since the beginning of the war. Unfortunately, he is captured during the Chattanooga campaign and sent to the POW camp at Rock Island, Illinois. As the time drags by and the war nears its end, Travis receives word that his family s ranch in Texas is about to be grabbed by carpetbaggers for nonpayment of taxes. In desperation he breaks out of prison along with his medical orderly, Homer Waites, and Jake Wheeler, a crusty sergeant from Nathan Forrest s cavalry corps. Jake knows where some Union payroll is hidden; just what Travis needs to save his ranch. Joining with Marie and Irma, two female spies working for the South, they brazenly make their way through the Union lines to Texas. Once there, Travis pays off the tax lien, but determines that a cattle drive is the only way to get the ranch back on its feet. The drive is made, east, to the Mississippi, overcoming outlaws under the command of Jeremy Asherton, Travis s sworn enemy. Travis s medical skill is tested as he fights to save Marie, the Confederate spy he has come to love."

      Home to Texas
    • Pinkerton's Gold

      • 418pages
      • 15 heures de lecture

      "Someone's stealing gold shipments in Colorado. John Whyte, ace Pinkerton detective, is tasked to find the culprits and bring them to justice. He is joined by his friends and associates: Khan Singh, his loyal Sikh manservant from his service for the Queen in India, who followed him to America and fought at his side in the Civil War; and Curly Bill Williams, his American friend from Texas. John investigates the string of brutal robberies of gold shipments from the mines in central Colorado en route to Denver, where the precious metal is refined into gold coins at the US Mint. John enlists the aid of a lovely Irish madam, who impresses him with her sharp mind as well as her physical charms. Together, they solve the mystery, and in a series of shootouts break up and destroy the gang, including the arrest of its surprising leader.' -- publisher

      Pinkerton's Gold
    • Custers Cavalier

      • 326pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      John Whyte, disgraced son of an English Lord, has quit the British Army and cometo America to join the Union cause. He is assigned to command of the 5thMichigan Cavalry under his former assistant, now Brigadier General GeorgeCuster. Whyte follows the dashing Custer into battle against the Confederatecavalry of JEB Stuart at Gettysburg, into the 1864 Valley Campaign, and iscaptured at the Battle of Cedar Creek. Incarcerated in the infamous Libby Prisonin Richmond, VA, Whyte is under a death sentence for his actions in breaking theRose Greenhow spy ring. If Custer's Cavalier is to survive the ordeal, it willtake all his courage and cunning.

      Custers Cavalier