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Golden Eights

Jim Wilson

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Golden Eights

By: Nigel Seed
Narrated by: Mr Richard J Bunn
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The Search For Churchill’s Lost Gold Begins Again.

In 1940, with the British army in disarray after the evacuation from Dunkirk, invasion seemed a very real possibility. As a precaution, the government decided to protect the national gold reserves by sending most of the bullion to Canada on fast ships that ran the gauntlet of the U boat fleets. But a lot of gold bars and other treasures were hidden in England. In the fog of war, this treasure was lost. Now, finally, a clue has emerged that might lead to the hiding place. The government needs the gold back if the country is not to plunge into a huge financial crisis. Major Jim Wilson has been tasked to find it. He and his small team start the search, unaware that there is a traitor watching their every move and intent on acquiring the gold, at any cost.

©2016, 2018 Nigel Anthony Mason Seed (P)2021 Nigel Anthony Mason Seed
War & Military Fiction War Transportation Winston Churchill Treasure

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