Four action-packed novels of men chasing lost fortunes across the globe – from the Philippines and Hollywood to the Old West and the Caribbean – where buried gold, stolen money and hidden treasure are worth killing for.
PIECES OF THE GAME by Lee Gifford
In the chaos of the fall of the Philippines during World War II, a fortune in silver pesos disappears into Caballo Bay. Years later, the men who know the secret of the lost treasure are drawn back into a dangerous game of greed, betrayal and violence, where old loyalties mean little and the buried past can still kill.
ROOT OF EVIL by James Cross
Hollywood writer Jim McCabe discovers a chest of century-old gold coins buried in his backyard and makes the fatal decision to keep them. His plan to smuggle the treasure to Europe and sell it for a fortune attracts ruthless people willing to murder anyone standing between them and the gold.
GHOST GOLD by Tom West
A bank safe stands open, $40,000 in gold is gone, the cashier is dead, and Texas cowboy Bill Saxon is found unconscious beside the body with a gun in his hand. To clear himself, Saxon must find the real killers and the missing gold while a bloody range war closes in around him.
TROPIC OF CLEO by Rick Holmes
Three rugged men head for the Caribbean in search of millions of dollars in cash hidden by the Nazis, planning to split the lost fortune equally. But greed is not the only danger. Cleo, a beautiful and mysterious woman, threatens to turn the partners against one another before any of them can claim the treasure.
James Cross, Lee Gifford, Rick Holmes, Tom West /
Adventure, Anthologies, Caper, Crime Fiction
