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When Captain Abner Marsh received a partnership offer from a wealthy aristocrat, he suspected something suspicious, but when he met this wealthy man Joshua York, the pale elegant man with strong determined looks, he became certain of his suspicion; York does not care about what the winter of 1857 destroyed of Marsh's fleet of ships that froze around the river, nor does he care about making profits from what he will invest in this partnership. York has his own reasons that drive him to explore the rebellious Mississippi River, and Marsh should not ask him about anything no matter how strange and suspicious his behavior seems. Marsh thought about refusing the partnership offer, but his resolve was shaken by the promise of gold and a new steamboat that would make his mark in the river men’s history. During his first journey aboard the steamboat "Viver's Dream," Marsh discovers that he has unknowingly joined a terrifying yet noble mission at the same time, surpassing his most wonderful nightmares and the most impossible human dreams.