Colorado Jim

"Colorado Jim" by George Goodchild is a tale of transformation. The story chronicles Jim Conlan's move from the Wild West, where he made his money, to the high-class societies of New York and London as he searches for something more meaningful. On this journey, he faces difficult challenges involving love, class, and who he is inside, all set against the backdrop of the British upper class. As Jim gets ready to leave the Medicine Bow Hotel and his old life behind, he experiences a moment of change at sunrise. Although he has become rich, Jim feels uneasy and doesn't know what's coming next. Saying goodbye to his friends shows that he's strong, loyal, and that he struggles with women.