Man-Size

"Man-Size" by William MacLeod Raine is a story set in the American frontier, where a determined young woman called Sleeping Dawn rises up against whiskey traders threatening her Native American community. Fuelled by a fierce loyalty and anger at the traders' harmful actions, Sleeping Dawn confronts Tom Morse, a key figure in the trade, sparking intense conflict. Justice, cultural clashes, and the question of identity all play important roles in this fast-paced narrative about a young woman fighting to make a difference in a dangerous, lawless land in the early 20th century.