That Girl Montana

"That Girl Montana" by Marah Ellis Ryan, is a tale unfolding in the rugged American West near the Kootenai River, centering on a young woman known as 'Tana, who finds herself entangled in a murder investigation and navigating the intricate relationships between Native Americans and white settlers. The story ignites with conversations about 'Tana, suspected of involvement in the death of the infamous Lee Holly, witnessed by two newcomers drawn to her striking beauty and untamed spirit. 'Tana's independence and disdain for social expectations become apparent. Her connection with Dan Overton hints at her yearning to break free from her history and the restraints of society, establishing a captivating foundation for exploring themes of identity, acceptance, and the struggles of youth in a transforming world.