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    Journey to Rhyolite

    By Steve Bartholomew

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    Nathaniel had his reasons for his journey to Rhyolite, the greatest boom town in the west. He hoped to find what the snallygaster had been taken from him. Some believed it was simply an old legend, this snallygaster that could snatch away those you loved. Nathanial knew better. It had taken Annabelle, the love of his life, and he had reason to believe she might be there.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNorLightsPress
    Release dateApr 4, 2009
    ISBN9781452401720
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    Journey to Rhyolite
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    Steve Bartholomew

    I grew up in San Francisco, joined the Army after high school. That's where I got my most valuable education. Since then I've lived in a few other places, such as Mexico City and New York. Now I inhabit a small town in Northern California, where we have a volcano and a lake. What more could I ask? I have been writing since age 9. What more do you wish to know?

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