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Historical Fiction · 2006 · PG

Iron Ties

by Ann Parker

Leadville, Colorado, 1880. The silver was bringing wealth. The silver was also bringing murder.

In the sequel to Silver Lies, as Inez Stannert struggles to deal with her shaky partnership in Leadville's Silver Queen saloon, a missing husband, and a child still back East, President Ulysses S. Grant prepares to make an appearance to celebrate the coming of the railroad, but old enemies, general lawlessness, and ruthless competitors could ruin everything. (Mystery & Detective)

For10+GenreHistorical FictionLength346 pagesRead time~9 hours

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Violence

Some

Moderate; murder investigation in a rough frontier mining town

Language

Barely any

Mild period language

Sexual Content

None

No sexual content

Substance Use

Barely any

Moderate; a saloon owner's world involves significant drinking

Emotional Intensity

None

No psychological concerns; engaging historical mystery

What this book is about

The second Silver Rush mystery follows Inez Stannert, saloon owner and de facto detective in the rough-and-tumble silver mining town of Leadville, Colorado. Ann Parker's historical mysteries are known for their meticulously researched portraits of the mining West and their resourceful female protagonist navigating a world that was simultaneously dangerous and wide open.

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