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Dead Men Do Roll Dice

An Alaska Gold Rush Murder Mystery

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Dead Men Do Roll Dice

By: Steven Levi
Narrated by: Rich Palmer
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Dead Men Do Roll Dice is the 1912 saga of millions of dollars in embezzled Alaskan gold that are being stockpiled to open a bank in Canada. The only clues are a sourdough who has been tortured, killed, and dismembered; a dewdrop of incredibly refined gold; and 18 paper balls the size of buckshot.

This is a twisted tale based on historical fact which involves Alaskan gold, Mexican bananas, Pancho Villa, and the First World War. At the center of the drama is United States Marshal Gordon Whitford, who will have to discover not only who committed the murder but stop millions of dollars of embezzled gold from leaving the jurisdiction of the United States and supporting generals in the Mexican Revolution.

©2018 Steven Levi (P)2022 Steven Levi Historical Police Procedural Fiction Mystery United States Alaska

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