TRUE TREASURE STORIES OF THE SOUTHWEST — William H. White

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
This work, True Treasure Stories of the Southwest, is
William Whites second publication since his initial
work of Tales of the Caballos. From a literary point of
view, this new work represents a more sophisticated form of
writing that the reader will be sure to enjoy. Without losing
his ability to tell a story, William White has filled in the blank
spots, while giving the reader a more colorful account of these
adventures.
While Tales of the Caballos became an underground best seller
in New Mexico, this new book spans many states with a
variety of stories about treasures, many of which have never
been published before. All of the accounts represented in this
book are personal experiences from twenty years of treasure
hunting by the author.
The only thing William White enjoys more than writing about
his experiences is to be on the trail of a new treasure. I have
gone to some amazing places and seen things that I would
have never have witnessed had I not been a treasure hunter.
says William White.
William White has had modest success treasure hunting and
he is still looking for the Big One. That elusive catch of gold
bars or gemstones is still waiting for him to find and some day
I know that he will. In the mean time, the reader will enjoy his
experiences and adventures with many inside tips on where
to look and where to go to search for treasure.
Wayne May, Publisher
Ancient American Magazine