Description

A woman of faith and fierce independence, Jane Withersteen, has built a life around her ranch and her community—only to find that her convictions are tested when family expectations collide with the realities of Mormon life and its entanglements. As tensions rise between neighbors divided by belief and custom, Jane must navigate loyalty, duty, and the moral cost of compromise in a landscape where survival depends on more than strength. Set against the sweeping backdrop of the American West, the story blends frontier drama with an intimate look at how religion, gender, and social order shape everyday choices. Known for his vivid, cinematic descriptions and his sweeping “Code of the West” sensibility, Zane Grey delivers a compelling exploration of conscience, community, and the price of staying true to oneself.

Available Editions

Western Union

Zane Grey

paperback

Harpercollins (Mm)

Published Jan 1, 1994

311 pages

ISBN: 9780061002229

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Details

First Published

1939

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Western Union by Zane Grey.

Violence