Custer's Gold

1873. When George Armstrong Custer sets out
to guard Northern Pacific Railroad engineers in the
Yellowstone Valley from Sitting Bull, he is looking
forward to a reunion with his West Point friend and
Confederate foe, Tom Rosser. Little does he know that
Rosser has discovered the location of stolen gold, nor that
the man who stole the gold a decade earlier is shadowing
them, intent on recovering it for himself at any cost. Bristling with action, “Custer’s Gold” is a work of historic
fiction by award-winning author M. John Lubetkin taking
the reader from bar room brawls to bordellos, from robber
barons to hard fought Indian battles, all with the violence,
realism and irony that typified this dynamic period of
American growth.