Rainbow Rock - Jorgensen, Dan
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Caught in a web of illicit drug dealing and murder, Frank Silver Shore embarks on a quest to find who killed his friend Gene Darveaux and track down a satchel of drug payment money hidden by Darveaux at a place called Rainbow Rock. In a deadly cat-and-mouse game with Gene's killers, Frank joins forces with grizzled Lakota lawman Al Twocrow and intrepid Hot Springs Star reporter Maria Tager in a race to find the hidden cash and solve Gene's murder. But just where is this mysterious Rainbow Rock? Is it in the Fairburn Agate fields that Frank and Gene explored when they were kids, or is it…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Caught in a web of illicit drug dealing and murder, Frank Silver Shore embarks on a quest to find who killed his friend Gene Darveaux and track down a satchel of drug payment money hidden by Darveaux at a place called Rainbow Rock. In a deadly cat-and-mouse game with Gene's killers, Frank joins forces with grizzled Lakota lawman Al Twocrow and intrepid Hot Springs Star reporter Maria Tager in a race to find the hidden cash and solve Gene's murder. But just where is this mysterious Rainbow Rock? Is it in the Fairburn Agate fields that Frank and Gene explored when they were kids, or is it somewhere in the Sacred Black Hills? Over a taut 3-day period in the Winter of 1955, the story behind the missing drug money and why Gene was killed come into focus for Frank, Maria and Twocrow as they deal with both the killers and the rugged Black Hills terrain to solve the mystery of Rainbow Rock.
Autorenporträt
A native of Minnesota, Dan Jorgensen grew up on a South Dakota farm, attended a one-room country school and was the first member of his family to attend college, earning degrees in journalism and public relations from South Dakota State University with further coursework in creative writing and film at Colorado State University. A U.S. Army infantry veteran, he also is an Honor Graduate from the U.S. Defense Information School (DINFOS).He has had a long career as a writer, editor, and educator, winning awards for his work in all three fields. The author of 8 books, 3 songs and a one-act play, he also has contributed to two anthologies and written hundreds of news, sports and feature stories, both as a journalist and in public relations.He is a frequent presenter on the topics "Storytelling: From Journalism to Creative Writing" and "The Writing Life." Dan and his wife Susan live in Milliken, CO and are the parents of two adult daughters - one whose family lives in Longmont, CO, and the other whose family lives in Silver Spring, MD. He is a member of the Council for Advancement & Support of Education (CASE); the Historical Novel Society; the Historical Writers of America; the National Association of Science Writers; Rotary International, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.