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This is the third book in our Treasure Series. Grayson and Carmen Stone investigate a story recorded in 1920 by a 75-year-old woman who lived with the Jicarilla Apache for 15 years beginning in 1850. When the tribe raided settlers, no one else was interested in the gold. But she and her husband collected the gold and stashed it on Redondo Peak. Grayson and Carmen found the gold, but it was stolen. They had to find the thieves, which they did, and recover the gold.

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Danny Arnold and his wife of over fifty years, Peggy, live in Winston Salem, NC. They live near their son, daughter-in-law, and two granddaughters. A grandson lives in Mississippi. Danny was raised on a plantation in Louisiana. His career was primarily spent in higher education as a faculty member and administrator. He is the author of numerous management, leadership, and marketing textbooks. His first western fiction, Bad Cat Jones, was published in 2021. He has also co-authored many novels with Garry. Garry Smith and his wife Charlotte have lived in Starkville, Mississippi for over forty years. They have been married for over fifty years. They have two sons, two grandsons, and two granddaughters. Garry was raised on a farm and worked many other jobs, including each summer for five years on offshore oil platforms. His adult life was mainly spent teaching management at the university level. He co-authored many textbooks and novels with Danny.

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