"When Fargo hits the little desert town of Las Vegas, he knows that the nearby silver strikes are filling the town with opportunities of every shape, size, and price. But when he signs on with an old frontier buddy to guard shipments from the mines to the town, he gets pulled into a fight not just against bandits, but against a vendetta-packing family out to end the Trailsman's lucky streak for good."--p. [4] of cover.

Biography of Albert Eugene Reynolds, the owner, operator, and promoter of mining properties in Colorado in the late 1800s and early 1900s, discussing his life and multiple business activities, and focusing on his career as a mining entrepreneur.

In 1879, Baby Doe moves to Colorado, the first woman to work in a silver mine. She dumps her husband and has magnate Horace Tabor divorce his wife. The wedding is attended by a U.S. president, they flaunt their wealth, after which it's downhill, Tabor dying in 1899, leaving Baby with a worthless mine and hobos for company. By the author of Peter Doyle.

"True love is not made of gold -- or silver. The estranged Burke siblings each receive one piece of a crude map to their father's Nevada silver mine. When they each feel entitled to the full inheritance, though, how will there ever be peace? Eldest son Derek Burke believes he should have full ownership of his father's mine and tries to steal the rest of the map from his siblings. But will a chance encounter in the Nevada wilds with widow Penny Crawder...