Description

After the Civil War, a Confederate veteran named Stephen Latch drifts into a life of thievery and violence, haunted by what he has seen and unable to find a way back to himself. In the lawless West, he joins forces with Satana, a Kiowa chief, as their uneasy alliance turns toward a daring plan to seize a wagon train—one fueled by brutality, cunning, and the promise of power. As the attack draws near, the story sharpens into a tense confrontation between survival and conscience, forcing its characters to confront the cost of savagery and the thin line between vengeance and humanity. With Zane Grey’s brisk, cinematic storytelling and frontier grit, this tale explores themes of moral reckoning, the collapse of old loyalties, and the possibility—however hard-won—of redemption amid chaos.

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The Lost Wagon Train

Zane Grey

paperback

Pocket

Published Oct 2, 1980

294 pages

ISBN: 9780671834708

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Details

First Published

1936

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Lost Wagon Train by Zane Grey.

Violence
War/Trauma