Fiction
WHERE TWO RIVERS MEET
Modern Tales of California's Gold Rush Country
By H.A. Silliman
Meet the folks who make their home in California's Gold Rush country--one of the nation's most scenic and historic landscapes. The anthology Where Two Rivers Meet is the collective stories told in first-person of people whose lives--like their ancestors--are shaped yet by geology, history and the powerful lure for gold that brought on the Gold Rush of 1849.
Book 1: As Happy As Sutter | Read Here
The discovery of gold on his property upends the life of insurance salesman Don Wyder.
Book 2: The Mystery of the Saints | Read Here
Editor and Publisher of the local newspaper Mack Boyd stumbles upon an old crime and makes a big find.
Book 3: A Matter of the Mother Lode | Read Here
While starting up a bed-and-breakfast, a recently widowed Marnie Lopez takes in an orphaned boy and a recuperating townie--and then makes an amazing discovery.
Book 4: The Big Broadcast of 1942: A Christmas Memory | Read Here
During the early days of World War 2, Two Rivers Elementary School students entered a contest to host a famous radio show--and the unexpected happens.