"The Heart of Thunder Mountain" by Edfrid A. Bingham is an early 20th-century novel that follows Marion Gaylord's quest for independence in the rugged Rocky Mountains, where she finds herself caught in a local rivalry. Marion's arrival in a peaceful valley is disrupted by a tense encounter with Philip Haig, a scarred cowboy entangled in a feud with her cousin, Seth Huntington, which hints at deeper conflicts. As Marion struggles with her feelings amid the untamed landscape, she begins to understand the dangerous tension between family loyalty and the captivating appeal of the wilderness.
The heart of Thunder Mountain
By Edfrid A. Bingham
In a secluded mountain valley, a woman seeking freedom collides with a brooding cowboy, sparking a conflict that will test her loyalties and challenge her spirit.
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