The True, Untold Story of Victorio Peak
The Gold House trilogy is a true story about a great treasure of untold wealth in ancient gold bullion and priceless antiquities, wrapped in a curious mixture of time and legend and deposited within a small, inconspicuous peak at a place known as the Hembrillo Basin in New Mexico. It is also a story of betrayal, conspiracy – and murder.

 
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The first book of The Gold House trilogy, The Gold House––The Discovery, is a true story about a great treasure of ancient gold bullion and priceless antiquities hidden within a small mountain in New Mexico's Hembrillo Basin. It is a story wrapped in a curious mixture of time and
legend, betrayal, conspiracy––and murder. Native Americans referred to it as their power mountain, the command at White Sands Missile Range call it Soledad, and the Central Intelligence Agency code-named it Deep Space. The FBI classified certain activities there under Operation 62385-11.

The White House refers to this place as case number WH 22036. To the people who know its secrets, it is — Victorio Peak.

Author's background:
John Clarence co-authored his first book in 1979, a slim volume entitled Three Mile Island: A Time of Fear, the first published book chronicling the events that followed the March 28, 1979 Three Mile Island nuclear plant incident in Pennsylvania. Afterward he edited and re-wrote Deadly Pursuit, a nonfiction book by Pulitzer Prize Journalist Robert Cox. A TV show based on the true events of a kidnapping in Shade Gap, Pennsylvania aired on ABC in the mid-1980s. Since then, Clarence has written other works of fiction, Cloudland and The Borshov Effect.


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