Moonshiner’s Gold
Moonshiner’s Gold by John R. Erickson, published by Penguin Publishing Group on March 19, 2003, is a juvenile fiction novel that spans 199 pages. The story follows fourteen-year-old Riley as he investigates unusual activities on his family’s ranch, where he encounters a group of renegades operating a moonshine still. Set against the backdrop of a challenging time after his father’s death, Riley’s efforts to protect the ranch are bolstered by the timely arrival of his Grampy, who leads the family into a deeper mystery involving a crime ring.
Readers will find an engaging narrative that intertwines action and adventure with themes of family and historical context. As Riley and his Grampy delve into the unfolding mystery, they confront challenges that reveal the complexities of their family’s legacy and the law. This edition presents a unique glimpse into an often-overlooked period in American history, making it a notable addition to the genres of action, adventure, and historical fiction.
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When fourteen-year-old Riley goes to investigate some strange activity on a remote section of his family’s ranch, he meets up with a group of renegades running a moonshine still. Riley knows that this never would have happened while his father was alive, but ever since his daddy died it’s been a struggle to keep the ranch safe. Fortunately, Riley’s Grampy shows up just in time to help. With Grampy in the lead, the family sets off to find the truth, and gets caught up in a crime ring that extends farther than any of them ever imagined. A compelling mystery, this book combines an intriguing cast of characters with an oft-overlooked period in American history.
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