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English Jim & the Baltimore Rose

by Peter Argonis

Language: English

Published: 2010-09-21. 141,481 Words.

Categories: Fiction » Historical » Western & American frontier

Content Rating: Older than 17

Wounded in the Crimean War and embittered by his fiancée's betrayal, Captain James Tremayne leaves England for America. In the Western Territories of the vast continent he becomes a digger during the Pike's Peak Gold Rush. 'Baltimore Rose' Donegal is a saloon wench and convict who in 1861 crosses his path in Fort Laramie. Read how two people from worlds apart overcome bitterness and hurt, growing to respect and love each other. And, oh yes, they find a fortune, too!
This is a revision of "His Lucky Charm", first published in 2010 at storiesonline.net, but a little more family-friendly.


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scalinghammer

Great story with a varied view of Western America and England

Reviewed it on February 9, 2025

Really enjoyed his story giving a view of a very successful life in the American west and a transition to upper class of England of the 1860’ Ready great people and events

roadrunner.87123

Another Update for One of My Favorite Stories

Reviewed it on February 7, 2025

I was very happy when I saw that Peter was updating one of my favorite stories. I gave the original, "His Lucky Charm" a 10-rating on SoL. This time, I was determined to just download the updated chapters as he posted them on-line. That lasted about five minutes. Since I really enjoy his stories (and I'm sure you will, too), and I want to encourage him to write new stories, I purchased this new version so I wouldn't have to wait. If you haven't read his stories, I strongly advise you to look at what is available on-line first, then come back here and purchase them. They are definitely worth reading.
Peter Argonis Reply:

I'm much obliged for this kind review! It is a pleasure to publish work for readers like you!

loftnl

Another winner

Reviewed it on February 7, 2025

the intertwining of his other works this author draws you in I was up in the early hours of the morning trying to finish it definatly a worthy read like the others from this author
Peter Argonis Reply:

Thank you! I appreciate the friendly feedback!