In the spring of 1885, Abigail Sandburg enjoys her new in-laws and living in Cheyenne; per capita, the wealthiest city in the world. Abigail’s father-in-law takes the family to the elegant Inter-Ocean Hotel and the lavish Cheyenne Club. Jeremiah Sandburg tells his the story about the mysterious English woman and her search for the diamond mine. In 1872, two men presented evidence that they had discovered a field of diamonds in Wyoming Territory. Asbury Harpending and his investors stop at nothing to control the mine. The geologist Dr. Clarence King was the man in the right place at the right time to discover the truth. Lost deep in Indian territory, will he and the English woman survive to tell the tale?The Tales From Wyoming are a collection of interconnected short stories of the Old West. Each story is a standalone adventure. A Scientist builds upon the characters and relationships created in the other stories.
1800s Wyoming and a diamond mine has been discovered that could bring investors the most amazing riches imaginable but why has nobody who is investing been able to find it easily? Is it so far from the beaten track for a reason or is it simply a natural miracle that has only just been discovered?
Another amazing entry to the series and this sees a story that has great depth to it which I found extremely well thought out and delivered. The smallest of mark downs for the editing.
The Tales of Wyoming has been a great series of books and I've found myself enjoying the stories of the frontier. A Scientist is the first to be an ok read, but I still expect the rest to be as enjoyable as the earlier stories.