Thomas: Narrow Gauge to Murder

“A boom and bust Colorado mining town becomes the scene of romance and terror for attractive college student, Gail Rawson. Her major advisor, Prof. Dahlberg, is murdered shortly after arriving in the mountain resort. It turns out he had been doing research on the scandals involving the narrow gauge railway which, years ago, had its headquarters in the town. All the Sheriff’s clues point to Gail and her newfound friend, Jeff Calhoun, and their troubles are made immeasurably worse by Gail’s rash statement that she will finish the professor’s research as a tribute to his memory. Lively writing, excellent suspense.” (Knoxville, TN, News-Sentinel, 1953)

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First published in 1952.

Author Note

Pseudonym of Actea C. Duncan.