Forty-one Thieves

Set against the backdrop of the California Gold Rush, Angelo Hall's "Forty-one Thieves, A Tale of California" plunges into a world of rampant crime and vigilante justice. This historical fiction novel paints a vivid picture of a burgeoning state grappling with lawlessness.

Explore the dark side of the Golden State as secrets and intrigue unfold in a landscape teeming with opportunity and danger. "Forty-one Thieves" captures a pivotal moment in California history, where the pursuit of riches often collided with morality.

A thrilling blend of Western and mystery, this meticulously republished edition offers a compelling glimpse into the past. Experience the timeless allure of the Gold Rush era and the struggle for order in a wild and untamed land.

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