Marion Michael Dees Unveils “Plumber’s Gap: The Lost Gold Shipment of 1882 Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 The Whole Story”

Marion Michael Dees, a seasoned construction worker with over forty-five years of experience, found a new passion for writing during a challenging period in his life. In November 2020, he discovered that he had a blood clot in his lungs and went into AFib, resulting in multiple hospital visits until a procedure in August 2021 stabilized his heart. With ample downtime, he channeled his love for South Dakota’s rich history and landscape into crafting a compelling narrative. His debut book is a proof to his courage and creative spirit, inspired by real locations and historical events, albeit with a touch of fiction.

“Plumber’s Gap: The Lost Gold Shipment of 1882 Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 The Whole Story” takes readers on an enthralling adventure through the rugged terrains of South Dakota. Set in the late 19th century, the story follows a group of diverse characters as they unfold the mystery of a missing gold shipment. The story combines real history with creative elements, showing the risks and possibilities of the time period through difficult terrain and unexpected obstacles. His storytelling captures the essence of human perseverance and the relentless quest for fortune.

“John paused, his eyes scanning the horizon where the sun dipped below the hills, casting a golden hue over the land. ’It’s not just about the gold,’ he murmured. ’It’s about the journey, the people we meet, and the stories we create along the way.’ In that moment, amidst the harsh realities of their quest, John realized the true treasure lay not in the riches they sought, but in the shared experiences and the bonds formed.”

Look into the captivating world of “Plumber’s Gap: The Lost Gold Shipment of 1882 Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 The Whole Story” and set on a journey filled with mystery, history, and human spirit. Grab your copy today and explore the untamed beauty of South Dakota’s past.

About the Author

Marion Michael Dees, at 66 years young, is blessed to call South Arkansas home. His life is deeply rooted in love for the Lord, his family, and dear friends. He cherishes the simple joys of outdoor activities, where the beauty of nature fuels his soul, and traveling the world fills his heart with adventure and wonder. Recently, Marion discovered a new passion: writing. It has become a joyful outlet for sharing stories, reflections, and experiences. He hopes readers will find as much joy in reading his books as he did in creating them.

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