Twenty Days to Treasure
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| Rating | : | 4.63 (719 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1511831804 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 308 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-30 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Phyllis Gunderson is a lifetime fan of unsolved mysteries and forbidden archaeology. While earning a degree in Communications and TESL, she sneaked in enough credits for an Anthropology minor. Her curiosity about ancient ancestors has produced four fact-based novels, available at phyllisgunderson
Her curiosity about ancient ancestors has produced four fact-based novels, available at phyllisgunderson . Phyllis Gunderson is a lifetime fan of unsolved mysteries and forbidden archaeology. While earning a degree in Communications and TESL, she sneaked in enough credits for an Anthropology minor
By the time she solves the mystery, she is trapped under a mountain surrounded by the biggest treasure deposit on the planet.. "Money is power, freedom, a cushion, the root of all evil, the sum of most blessings. Why does mine say goodbye?" Matt Howard When Matt inherits a house and five acres in the rugged Uinta Mountains, she plans to sell the property and end her current out-of-money experience. What she finds is an old Victorian house with a dead zone in the front yard, a cold spot in the hall, and a locked trunk, too heavy to move, in the bedroom. She loads the car with her massive dog, Zeus, and heads for the hills to check out possibilities. Money talks
By All Means Jump Right In Again encounter Dr. Matt Howard Ms. Gunderson has created a character that carries true in all of her volumes. The Author's descriptive ability weaves historical fact with fiction of the Spanish and modern gold rush in Utah This is a great readit grabs you by the hand and pulls you right in. There are no wasted descriptions and all of the characters remain true to intent and purpose. It's really a fun and reflective readMs Gunderson has a background in history, archaeology and anthropology and it comes right through in the wr. A Powerful and Thought-provoking Read If you have never read one of Phyllis Gunderson's books, you should, for you are in for a treat. Her characters are well-developed and unforgettable. She reminds me a little of Arthur Hailey in that you are carried along with a wonderful plot and, at the same time, learning so much about subjects you didn't even realize you were interested in until you read one of her books. Her writing style is witty and sometimes you will find yourself smiling at some of the things her characters say and the way they say them. Twenty Days t. A suspenseful and heart-wrenching story nj grambo I’m a Matt Howard fan. Pragmatic and determined as always, my favorite fictional archaeologist inherits a haunted house and a gold mine. Unable to live in the house, sell the property, or profit from the gold, Matt finds herself in a frustrating and dangerous predicament. Gunderson, a superb writer, weaves historical facts into this suspenseful and sometimes heart-wrenching story.