George, A Dog to Treasure

by Jerry McCarty


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 8/5/2006

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 166
ISBN : 9781412005722

About the Book

Thrust into jail by an angry woman for an unknown offense, George. a purebred Australian shepherd, is rescued by Cliff Worthington, a retired engineer, whose hobby is treasure hunting. During a treasure hunt in the desert, George, along with a grumpy Indian named Eagle, evens the score by saving Cliff's life.

Eagle.is a retired miner who knows of an abandoned gold mine that Cliff suggests they explore. The two men and George go there together . An accident sends Cliff spiraling down a deep shaft. Assuming Cliff is dead, Eagle rappels down to recover the body and finds a cache of gold bars stored there by the Incas. Eagle leaves with George and $4,000,000 worth of gold bars. He is going blind and has George trained as a guide dog. Together they foil a robbery and are invited to a TV talk show where there is a riot and George is stolen. George escapes and has only one thing on his mind -- return home. He is sure Cliff is there waiting.

Finding himself on an airplane with a bomb aboard was not in his plans.


About the Author

The author, Jerry McCarty, has been kidnapped and rescued, married and divorced, in and out of the Navy, jail, war, the jungle and high trees.

His career started as a drive-in car hop, escalated to laundry clerk, janitor, knife salesman, reporter, then editor, became an engineer, designed airplane parts, structure for satellites and for the Saturn V moon rocket. He then jumped out of all that adventure and began a duller life of treasure hunting and writing. He found buried gold in Central America, buried chests of coins and underwater treasure in the states. He loves dogs and claims to have been one in his last life which, he says, explains his behavior.

His book, WWW.Wild, Wicked Web won a Writers Digest award, and he has won first place awards for five of his short stories. Seventy-two of his short stories have been published in national and foreign magazines.