Plunder of the sun.

by David Dodge

• 209 Want to read
• 35 Currently reading

Published 1949 by Random House in New York .
Written in

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Classifications
LC Classifications	PZ3.D66375 Pl, PS3507.O248 Pl
The Physical Object
Pagination	245 p.
Number of Pages	245
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL6044818M
LC Control Number	49002294
OCLC/WorldCa	1711771

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Get this from a library! Plunder of the sun. [David Dodge] -- Al Colby should never have said yes. When asked to smuggle a package from Chile to Peru, he should have run in the other direction. But he needed money, and he wanted the adventure. Now a man is. Plunder of the Sun Photos View All Photos (3) Movie Info. In this film, several interested parties converge upon the Mexican Aztec ruins in search of a long-buried treasure. Insurance investigator Reviews: 1.

  "Under the Sun," by Arthur Dorros is a highly engaging novel. I read this book while working on a project about foreign policy for my English class. I thought this book really highlighted the differences in how countries deal with their own internal struggles and how other countries work towards resolving global issues/5. PLUNDER OF THE SUN. By. BUY NOW FROM. AMAZON BARNES & NOBLE GET WEEKLY BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS: Email Address Subscribe. Tweet. KIRKUS REVIEW. The fascination- and the fever for gold, as it obsesses private operative Al Colby (The Long Escape) when his client, in the transit from Chile to Peru, is killed, and he is left with a manuscript. About Plunder of the Sun. ON THE TRAIL OF THE LOST TREASURE OF THE INCAS – WITH EVERY FORTUNE HUNTER IN SOUTH AMERICA CLOSING IN! Al Colby should never have agreed to smuggle the package from Chile to Peru. Now one man’s dead, two beautiful women have betrayed him, and a couple of gunmen are hot on his trail.

Plunder of the Sun - (Original Trailer) Aztec ruins hold the secret of a long-buried treasure in Plunder of the Sun () starring Glenn Ford and Patricia Medina (Mr. Arkadin). View the TCMDb entry for Plunder of the Sun (). Plunder of the Sun is more upmarket and more successful than most of Batjac's non-John Wayne starring pictures, with broke insurance adjuster Glenn Ford finding himself in Maltese Falcon territory when Francis L. Sullivan's fat man asks him to smuggle some pages of a Zatopec manuscript out of Cuba/5.   Plunder of the Sun, a David Dodge story about the race to dig up a long-lost trove of Incan treasures in Peru, inspires similar praise. The “exotic treasure hunt” sub-genre is not something I’ve dipped into with any regularity, but .