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In the late 1800s, Ben Sublett was already known for his secret gold mine in the far reaches of west Texas. When Ben died in 1892, it was thought his secret died with him. Eighty years later in a central Texas jail, a dying, homeless wino named “Slim” Longo whispered a long-held family secret to twenty year old Sam Milton. Sam had comforted Slim as the old man succumbed to injuries suffered during arrest. That secret contained one word that changed Sam’s life: Gold.
In his last moments on earth, Slim had rewarded young Sam’s kindness with certain clues that old Ben Sublett had given to Slim’s grandfather. In eighty years, neither Slim, his father, nor his grandfather had ever found the mine. In considering the source, a filthy, broken, shell of a man, Sam instinctively knew that surely this information was more of a curse than a reward but the clues burned a hole in his soul and he could not help but continue a search that had already stretched out for another ten years. Sam had “the fever” and he knew he would either find the elusive gold mine or die trying...
In his last moments on earth, Slim had rewarded young Sam’s kindness with certain clues that old Ben Sublett had given to Slim’s grandfather. In eighty years, neither Slim, his father, nor his grandfather had ever found the mine. In considering the source, a filthy, broken, shell of a man, Sam instinctively knew that surely this information was more of a curse than a reward but the clues burned a hole in his soul and he could not help but continue a search that had already stretched out for another ten years. Sam had “the fever” and he knew he would either find the elusive gold mine or die trying...
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