Snow-Burner
by Henry Oyen
'Snow-Burner' Summary
The Snow-Burner is the story of Reivers, a man who lives up to his name by defeating all his enemies through either brute force or cunning. He is assigned to oversee a group of foreigners in a work camp, where he treats them with cruelty. When he goes in search of an unknown source of gold, he proves his worthiness of his name by combining his cunning with his forceful ways.Book Details
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