The Personal History of Rachel DuPree

by Ann Weisgarber

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Rachel DuPree leaves behind her life in Chicago to join her husband, Isaac, on a remote homestead in the Wyoming Badlands, where the promise of a new beginning collides with unforgiving land, isolation, and relentless hardship. As drought and financial uncertainty threaten their future, Rachel must draw on her resilience while confronting the difficult choices that shape her marriage, motherhood, and sense of belonging. Set against the stark beauty of the American West, this richly atmospheric historical novel explores race, identity, love, survival, and the complicated meaning of home.

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Viking

Published Jan 1, 2010

321 pages

ISBN: 9780670022014

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First Published

2008

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for The Personal History of Rachel DuPree by Ann Weisgarber.

Racism/Discrimination
Abuse
Death/Grief
Violence