Boston 1878. Tom Anderson, a mild mannered office clerk, is content with his mundane life. But following the death of his mother, his peaceful existence rapidly disintegrates as he is sucked into a world of violence and apathy. Forced to flee the city, he strikes out for the vast wildernesses of Western Canada to recover the proceeds of his late father's mine.
And so begins an epic journey; not just in distance, but also one of self-discovery.
Circumstances force Tom to change as the journey progresses. Under the guidance of his father's old partner, he learns how to survive, how to read men, and how to kill. He also finds love. But at journeys end, will he still be the same man that captured Katherine's heart?
About the Author: Stephen O'Sullivan
Stephen O'Sullivan lives in Dublin City, Ireland. He works as a service technician for an international security company.
He first put pen to paper three years ago when his young daughter asked him to write a story for her. After just a few sentences, he was addicted to writing and hasn't paused since.
Anderson's Gold is Stephen's first novel, but many of his short stories have been published in various magazines and newspapers.
