Treasure of the Anasazi
A Jack Trader Adventure, Book 2
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Treasure of the Anasazi
Narrated by:
Ted Brooks
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Narrated by:
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Ted Brooks
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It is 1953. The Anasazi are in extreme danger deep within the Restricted Area of Mesa Verde. The journal of a past Indian agent is found with entries about the Anasazi and a treasure. Now, treasure hunters threaten to discover and destroy their village. Nothing will get in their way. A spirit, befriended by the Anasazi, asks for Jack Trader's help. He joins forces with Ranger Samantha Baker to stop the threat before it's too late. As a last resort, the Anasazi will take matters into their own hands. They are the 'coyote people,' able to transform with deadly consequences.
©2012 Michael R. Watson (P)2013 Michael R. Watson
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