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"RIVERS OF GOLD is the first in the ""More"" series of dystopian thrillers featuring MARSOC operator Everett ""Ever"" More and NYPD Detective Sixto Santiago. The series is set in the Second Great Depression. The primary locale is New York City. The economy is shattered, the government is helpless, and crime and disease run rampant. An underground party circuit has developed, wherein rival cartels use a network of taxicabs to move contraband around the city. The only remaining obstacle to complete mobocracy is an experimental NYPD unit which relies on tough undercover detectives in taxicabs who try to keep the rising tide of chaos at bay. Detective Sixto Santiago is one of these cops, who is grudgingly partnered with a newcomer named Everett More, who does not seem to be aware of any rules governing police conduct. The brutal murder of a cab driver draws them into an increasingly complex investigation that eventually gives them a lead into the gang war between the party cartels. But as the case grows seedier and more dangerous, Santiago is forced to investigate his own partner, and is shocked to discover he is part of a covert CIA operation to infiltrate the NYPD. More is no cop he is something altogether more dangerous. But he is the only one Santiago can rely upon when their case leads them to the rising stars of New York's underworld, whose connections range from immigrant cab drivers to the captains of the finance industry."

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Adam Dunn has spent years as a freelance writer for the international press, whose byline has appeared in 18 publications in four countries, including CNN.com, BBC New Online, the SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, and the SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. During this time he cultivated extensive contacts in the military, intelligence, law enforcement, and finance communities, which continue to provide abundant research for his novels. He is the president and publisher of Dunn Books, and the creator of the blog CAPITAL FRIGHT. He and his family have left New York City.

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