Ghost Mine

by Steve Frazee

Rigdon Sadar has carried the burden of it all his For forty-five years it has been widely believed that his grandfather, Sam Rigdon, stole twenty-seven sacks of high-grade ore from a mine in Sylvanite. After the theft Sam had gone to Alaska and struck it rich, a move most thought he used to cover his sudden wealth. Now Sadar has seven days to find the cache before he must leave Sylvanite, now a tourist resort. His only leads are the old-timers who actually worked the mines, and most of them are reluctant to talk. Then someone tries to kill him . . .

Hardcover

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Steve Frazee was born in Salida, Colorado. He began making major contributions to Western pulp magazines with stories set in the American West as well as a number of North-Western tales published in Adventure. Not surprisingly, many of Frazee's novels have become major motion pictures.

Reviews

[Ed]

I tried to finish reading Ghost Mine. Probably more me than the book. The plot didn't go anywhere or something. I'll definitely try more titles by the author who writes well.