The Hunt for Confederate Gold

· Abbott Press
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In April 1865, the Southern Confederacy faced defeat. The Confederate government fled the capital of Richmond to avoid capture. The Confederacy still possessed a large store of gold and silver coin, but it disappeared in the chaos of the time. What became of the Confederate gold? No living soul is certain. In his exciting and moving novel, Thomas Moore imagines what might happen if the treasure reappeared through the discovery of a long-lost coded message. The Hunt for Confederate Gold is a suspenseful thriller that dramatizes the Confederate gold as a source of confrontation between a shadowy Southern group still seeking independence and a team of rogue Government agents determined to recover it at all costsincluding breaking the law. This exciting foray into one of Americas most tantalizing mysteries is also a love story, a cautionary political tale, and tour de force of a little-known chapter of the Civil War.

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A Google user
August 20, 2015
The book is not what you think it is. Starts out getting the characters background. Then goes back to confederate days. Then you wade through an FBI indictment against the teacher and it goes downhill from there. Not worth the time or the money.
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About the author

Thomas Moore’s fiction entertains, informs, and illuminates. His historical novels include No Villains, No Heroes (2012) and the epic Reunion at Gettysburg, to be released in 2015. A graduate of The Citadel, he resides with his wife, Rhonda, in Aiken, South Carolina.

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