"The Bail Jumper" by Robert J. C. Stead is a story set in a small, rural town during the early 1900s, where a newcomer, Raymond Burton, takes on a job at the local general store and becomes part of the community's fabric. As winter arrives, Raymond forms connections with the locals, like his boss Mr. Gardiner, and the intriguing Miss Vane, whom he is immediately drawn to at a town dance. Raymond's willingness to stand up for others quickly becomes apparent when he steps in during a disagreement, hinting at future conflicts and love triangles that will test his values as his involvement with the townspeople deepens. From his start, there is a sense of adventure, an opportunity for him to mature, and a chance to explore community life in a way that will challenge his ambition and morals.

The Bail Jumper
By Robert J. C. Stead
In a close-knit town, a young man's new job ignites unexpected romances, rivalries, and moral tests that will shape his future.
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About the AuthorRobert James Campbell Stead was a Canadian novelist.
Robert James Campbell Stead was a Canadian novelist.
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