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Missouri!
An unqueanchable thirst for adventure & the promise of easy riches brought them to the muddy waters of the mighty Missouri River. Its majestic steamboats offered a new way West for pioneers & traders, gamblers & thieves, proper young ladies & dance hall girls ... while along the river bank, war-painted Sioux & ruthless bandits waited in murderous ambush to take the riverboats' wealth & women for their own.
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- "An unqueanchable thirst for adventure & the promise of easy riches brought them to the muddy waters of the mighty Missouri River. Its majestic steamboats offered a new way West for pioneers & traders, gamblers & thieves, proper young ladies & dance hall girls ... while along the river bank, war-painted Sioux & ruthless bandits waited in murderous ambush to take the riverboats' wealth & women for their own."@en
- "Toby Holt makes peace with the Nez Perce Indians only to discover someone is peddling stolen rifles to the tribe."
- "-- Flowing from the great Rockies to the mighty Mississippi, the long-winding Missouri River offered a shining gateway to the West for America's brave pioneers. Majestic steamboats forged the way upriver, carrying nothing less than the hopes and dreams of a new nation: farmers and traders, families and dance hall girls, riverboat gamblers and cutthroat thieves. For leaders like Toby Holt, son of legendary wagon master Whip Holt, the voyage is fraught with danger. Marauding tribes, treacherous outlaws, scheming gunrunners, and ruthless train robbers are just a few of the detours on the way to America's destiny. But with the help of young army cadet Hank Blake and loyal Chief Running Bear, Holt is prepared to stand up for what he believes--and fight for what he loves. . .For life. For liberty. For the men and women who make our nation great."@en
- "Toby Holt and Englishman Edmund Blackstone match wits with the unprincipled scoundrel Luis de Cordova as they attempt to stop an Indian uprising and rescue the lovely Millicent Randall from de Cordova's clutches."@en
- "Together with an army cadet and an Indian chief, Toby Holt hunts down the rampaging outlaws who threaten riverboat passengers on the Missouri River."@en
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