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    Precious Metals: Metals, #2
    Noble Metals: Metals, #1
    Ebook series2 titles

    Metals Series

    By L.A. Witt

    3.5/5

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    About this series

    The scientist and the prostitute. The constable and the inventor. Four men from different worlds determined to make it through bitter snow and past treacherous peaks, destination: Dawson City.

     

    The Klondike Gold Rush is in full swing, and it's not just gold drawing these men into the wilds of Canada and Alaska. A lost brother. A last chance. Duty. Redemption. No matter the reason, they'll risk life and limb to read the faraway gold fields.

     

    And whether there's any gold to be found, these men will find love… and plenty of danger.

     

    The Metals Collection contains the following novels, which were previously published and are also available individually:

    - Noble Metals

    - Precious Metals

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGallagherWitt
    Release dateOct 16, 1987
    Precious Metals: Metals, #2
    Noble Metals: Metals, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Noble Metals: Metals, #1
      Noble Metals: Metals, #1

      Noble Metals: Metals, #1

      L.A. Witt
      3/5
      3/5

      Ever since Robert Belton gambled away the money to stake his claim in the Klondike gold fields, he's been stranded in Seattle working as a prostitute. When an attractive customer needs help hauling provisions to the frozen north, Robert eagerly volunteers. Dr. John Fauth is only searching for one thing, and it isn't gold. He needs platinum for the prototypes of his revolutionary inventions, and if he doesn't find it in the Klondike, his university career—and his research—is over. Getting to the Klondike is a grueling, dangerous journey, and just hours after leaving Seattle, John and Robert find themselves in over their heads. John is carrying an invaluable device that his competitors will do anything to get their hands on. And as the cold nights and mutual desire pull John and Robert closer together, they discover that they have much more to lose than gold or platinum. This 52,000 word book was previously published.

      Ever since Robert Belton gambled away the money to stake his claim in the Klondike gold fields, he's been stranded in Seattle working as a prostitute. When an attractive customer needs help hauling provisions to the frozen north, Robert eagerly volunteers. Dr. John Fauth is only searching for one thing, and it isn't gold. He needs platinum for the prototypes of his revolutionary inventions, and if he doesn't find it in the Klondike, his university career—and his research—is over. Getting to the Klondike is a grueling, dangerous journey, and just hours after leaving Seattle, John and Robert find themselves in over their heads. John is carrying an invaluable device that his competitors will do anything to get their hands on. And as the cold nights and mutual desire pull John and Robert closer together, they discover that they have much more to lose than gold or platinum. This 52,000 word book was previously published.

    • 2

      Precious Metals: Metals, #2
      Precious Metals: Metals, #2

      Precious Metals: Metals, #2

      L.A. Witt
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      For Constable Paul Benson of the North-West Mounted Police, monotony is a blessing. As a provision inspector below the Chilkoot Pass during the Klondike Gold Rush, he's seen miserable conditions and gold fever turn civilized prospectors into madmen. Joseph Starling is on his way to the Klondike to find the men who savagely beat him, murdered his eldest brother, and stole their mining machine. They'll kill his youngest brother if Joseph doesn't operate the machine for them—it won't work without him. With time running out, Joseph must purchase an expensive ticket aboard a crash-prone airship. But the station is miles away through dangerous terrain. Under orders, Paul grudgingly escorts Joseph, but quickly finds himself intrigued by the young man. As they make their way toward Juneau, it's not just the need for warmth that drives them closer together. But neither man can draw an easy breath until they make it to the gold fields…and there's no guarantee that Joseph's brother will still be alive when they do. This 42,000 word book was previously published.

      For Constable Paul Benson of the North-West Mounted Police, monotony is a blessing. As a provision inspector below the Chilkoot Pass during the Klondike Gold Rush, he's seen miserable conditions and gold fever turn civilized prospectors into madmen. Joseph Starling is on his way to the Klondike to find the men who savagely beat him, murdered his eldest brother, and stole their mining machine. They'll kill his youngest brother if Joseph doesn't operate the machine for them—it won't work without him. With time running out, Joseph must purchase an expensive ticket aboard a crash-prone airship. But the station is miles away through dangerous terrain. Under orders, Paul grudgingly escorts Joseph, but quickly finds himself intrigued by the young man. As they make their way toward Juneau, it's not just the need for warmth that drives them closer together. But neither man can draw an easy breath until they make it to the gold fields…and there's no guarantee that Joseph's brother will still be alive when they do. This 42,000 word book was previously published.

    Author

    L.A. Witt

    L.A. Witt is the author of Back Piece. She is a M/M romance writer who has finally been released from the purgatorial corn maze of Omaha, Nebraska, and now spends her time on the southwestern coast of Spain. In between wondering how she didn’t lose her mind in Omaha, she explores the country with her husband, several clairvoyant hamsters, and an ever-growing herd of rabid plot bunnies.

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