More Precious Than Gold book. The Story: In the Black Hills of South Dakota, a trespassing wagon train is attacked.
More Precious Than Gold book. The lone survivor is a young, pregnant woman who doesn’t remember who she is. She takes the name Carolina Brand from a bag of rice she sees. Carolina is rescued by gold prospector Drake McNeil, the hero of the book, who resents having Carolina and her newborn daughter underfoot.
More precious than gold. by. Barbieri, Elaine. Gold mines and mining. New York, NY : Kensington Books. inlibrary; printdisabled; ; americana.
Left to die on the desolate Dakota prairie, along with her newborn baby, after her wagon train is attacked, Carolina finds herself miraculously rescued by Drake McNeil, a handsome prospector.
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