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The Girl in the Spider's Web: A Lisbeth Salander novel, continuing Stieg Larsson's Millennium Series by David Lagercrantz | Unofficial & Independent Summary & Analysis
Leopard Books - 2015
She has taken it upon herself to help Professor Balder whose trade secrets have been stolen. She finds the leak and then has to step back as the good professor deals with his own problems. When the professor is brutally murdered in front of his son on a night when he was going to spill all to a journalist, Lisbeth feels she can take matters into her own hands. Through a bit of hacking genius and the help of Balder’s autistic son, Lisbeth exposes high ranking government officials and her father’s own criminal connections from years past. Though she knows her evil twin Camilla is still after her, she fights the good fight, until next time.
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Buster's Gold: A Sheriff Evan Coleman novel (Evan Coleman, Sheriff of Saguaro County Book 3)
David Huebner - 2017
Forty years earlier, Buster and a college buddy looked for old Spanish gold in this same area of southwestern Colorado. It started when Ray, his buddy, discovered some pages of an old diary interleaved in the pages of an equally old Bible. He spoke Spanish and when he read the text, it described the escape of two Spanish miners from an Indian massacre in the mountains north of what is now Durango. Buster and his pal spent the better part of two weeks looking for the mine and smelter described in the diary. They found a gold encrusted crucible, but not the smelter. Nor could they locate the stash of gold ingots the diary's author said they had to leave behind to escape the Indian attack. When Buster's friend dies, his daughter sends Buster the bone ash crucible. It stirs found memories and Buster has no trouble convincing Evan to take some time and go treasure hunting with him. Forty years previous, Buster and his pal were on a tight budget. This trip Evan and Buster go first class with state-of-the-art metal detectors, GPS units, a string of horses, and first class food. All starts well, but things become complicated fast when Evan finds a body floating in the West Dolores River. Perhaps Buster and Evan aren't the only treasure hunters interested in Buster's old Spanish gold.