Murder in Nome

Twenty-year old Jonathan Tibbs had been in the far north two years. His adventures had taken him up the Inside Passage, through Skagway and over the Chilkoot Trail. After floating down the Yukon River, he and his sourdough partner, Alaska Charlie, mined for gold in the Klondike. When the time was right for leaving, Jonathan took a sternwheeler riverboat down the Yukon River, bound for home and his family. Another gold discovery in Nome, Alaska, however, draws him even further north. Working the creeks brings murder, but not much gold. When he unexpectedly sees Alaska Charlie in the Gold Bar Saloon, Jonathan's luck changes. There is gold in abundance, but it is discovered in a place nobody thought to look. Until now. There are also two more killings, a gunslinger marshal, and the so-called "justice" of a miners trial. Not to mention a lovely dance hall singer named Miss Penelope Haggerty. Jonathan Tibbs may have left the Klondike, but his adventures follow him.