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Jubilee Trail

A Novel

Gwen Bristow
4.6
(29)
Pages
573
Year
2014
Language
English

About

Gwen Bristow's New York Times–bestselling novel brings the history of the American West to life in this enthralling tale of a New York debutante who marries a frontiersman and sets out on the trail of adventure One look, and Garnet Cameron finds herself smitten with Oliver Hale. A rugged prairie trader, he has rough hands, tanned skin, and countless stories of adventure on the plains-all of which set him apart from the society dandies with whom Garnet has grown up. Captivated by the promise of life on the prairie, she marries him, and they set off toward the sunset. In New Orleans, Garnet befriends a dance hall girl named Florinda. Together, this unlikely trio travels the Jubilee Trail to California, finding danger, love, and excitement along the way-until the revelation of a terrible secret threatens to destroy all that they have endeavored to build. Briskly paced and filled with authentic historical detail and vivid characters, Jubilee Trail is a thrilling Western adventure that was made into a film in 1954.

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"[This] thrilling picture of the foundation on which our West was built is heartily recommended."
Library Journal
"By its exuberance and occasional rowdiness . . . it hits the time and place."
Chicago Tribune
"Bristow has the true gift of storytelling."
Chicago Tribune

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