The Fever - Fenske, Thomas
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"You'll feel like you're living in this book ..." Sam Milton's normal life is turned upside-down by a chance deathbed revelation: "There's a gold mine out there ... "This sparks a ten-year obsession and Sam's life becomes a solitary struggle of self and purpose. He works in secret, lying, trespassing, and doing whatever it takes to continue his quest, even though he sacrifices love, friendship, and family pursuing his elusive goal. When a solution seems within reach ... THE FEVER takes over and nothing, not even a new love interest, can stop him from hastily planning another perilous trip.…mehr

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"You'll feel like you're living in this book ..." Sam Milton's normal life is turned upside-down by a chance deathbed revelation: "There's a gold mine out there ... "This sparks a ten-year obsession and Sam's life becomes a solitary struggle of self and purpose. He works in secret, lying, trespassing, and doing whatever it takes to continue his quest, even though he sacrifices love, friendship, and family pursuing his elusive goal. When a solution seems within reach ... THE FEVER takes over and nothing, not even a new love interest, can stop him from hastily planning another perilous trip. Join Sam as he recklessly heads out, certain that he will either find something in the wilderness ... or die trying. How far would you be willing to go to feed YOUR fever?
Autorenporträt
Thomas Fenske currently lives in North Carolina but he was born and raised in Texas, and his native Texan roots run deep. He's braved long stretches of endless Texas highways in search of the best Chicken-Fried Steak, Chili, Texas BBQ, and Tex-Mex food. He's hiked west Texas mountains, canoed rapids on the Guadalupe River, suffered through waves of mosquitoes in The Big Thicket, and rafted the Rio Grande. He's blistered in the heat of the long Texas summers, endured hurricanes, ice storms, hail, wind, and floods. He has even ridden across ranchland looking for a lost "little doggie"... how many Texans can say they did that? Why did he leave the Lone Star State? Well, one must do many strange things to better provide for a family. He and his lovely wife of thirty-plus years currently share their home with a dog and nine cats. Somehow, he still manages to write amidst the chaos.