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Whispers of Sagebrush

Peregrine Peverell

Publisher: Publifye AS

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"Whispers of Sagebrush" transports readers to the untamed American West of the late 1800s, where honor and justice clash with the harsh realities of frontier life. John Hawkins, a former cavalry officer haunted by his past, seeks a fresh start in a small town teeming with its own secrets and conflicts. As he becomes embroiled in a struggle between settlers and a ruthless cattle baron, John's quest for redemption takes center stage in this gripping tale of moral awakening.

 
The novel's rich tapestry of perspectives, including those of a young schoolteacher and a Cheyenne tracker, offers a nuanced exploration of life on the frontier. Set against the backdrop of historical events like the closing of the frontier and the aftermath of the Civil War, the story delves deep into timeless themes of community and the indomitable human spirit.

 
With the ever-present sagebrush symbolizing resilience and renewal, readers are immersed in a world where the line between civilization and wilderness blurs, and the true nature of justice is constantly questioned.
Available since: 09/28/2024.
Print length: 267 pages.

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