Hutchins Creek Cache

Written by Deborah Garner

Narrated by Shaina Summerville

The small Colorado mountain town of Hutchins Creek promises to be the perfect location for NY reporter Paige MacKenzie to complete an assignment for The Manhattan Post. Situated along the Durango-Silverton train line, not only does the town set an ideal scene for an article on Old West railroad history, it also serves Paige's personal agenda: to meet up with favorite cowboy Jake Norris, of Jackson Hole, for a little romance.

When a mysterious 1920's coin is discovered behind the Hutchins Creek Railroad Museum, Paige starts digging into four generations of Hutchins family history, with a little help from the Denver Mint. As legends of steam engines and coin mintage mingle, will Paige discover the true origin of the coin, or will she find herself riding the rails dangerously close to more than one long-hidden town secret?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cranberry Cove Press
• Release date: Dec 15, 2021
• ISBN: 9781952140105

Reviews for Hutchins Creek Cache

[mikihope-1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Paige MacKenzie is definitely a magnet for finding troubles--and has a penchant for not letting go until the mysteries that fall into her lap are solved. Of course she is a journalist--so that might have something to do with it. Her long distance boyfriend, Jake Norris, again has to save her. At least this time he managed to take a vacation and meet up with Paige in the little town of Hutchins Creek where her current writing assignment is. Will Jake finally convince Paige to take the plunge and move to his ranch--he has been trying for a couple of books in this series (I loved them all).But who caused the antique train in the museum to start--then derail? The answer to this surprised me--I really didn't think of it--but then again------------And who stole the double eagles from the mint all those years ago? Will this age old mystery get solved?This book is part of a series which I would recommend to anyone--each can be read as stand alone--but I think you would enjoy them all!