The City That Was
'The City That Was' Summary
The City That Was is a historical mystery novel set in the American Southwest in 1876. The story follows Elizabeth, a young woman who travels with her husband, a doctor, to the region to investigate a mysterious illness. Elizabeth soon finds herself drawn to the legend of a lost city that is said to be hidden in the desert.
As Elizabeth and her husband investigate the illness, they uncover clues that lead them to the lost city. However, they are not the only ones who are searching for the city. A group of ruthless outlaws is also after the city, and they will stop at nothing to get their hands on its treasures.
Elizabeth and her husband must race against time to find the lost city before it is too late. Along the way, they will face danger, adventure, and the possibility of love.
The novel is a well-crafted blend of history, mystery, and romance. Smith does an excellent job of bringing the American Southwest to life in the 1870s. The characters are well-developed and relatable, and the plot is full of twists and turns.
The City That Was is a satisfying read for fans of historical fiction, mystery, and romance. It is a tale of adventure, love, and the search for lost treasure.
The City That Was is a story of mystery, adventure, and romance. It is a tale that will take you to a lost city and beyond.
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Stephen Smith
United States
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