The Heart of Canyon Pass

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The Heart of Canyon Pass

by Thomas K. Holmes

EN·~6 hours·30 chapters

Chapters

30 total

THE HEART OF CANYON PASS - CHAPTER I—DISCONTENT AT CANYON PASS

21:50

CHAPTER II—DISCONTENT AT DITSON CORNERS

16:10

CHAPTER III—A SHADOW THROWN BEFORE

10:00

CHAPTER IV—PHILOSOPHY BOUND IN HOMESPUN

9:44

CHAPTER V—HOW THE PASSONIANS TOOK IT

15:14

CHAPTER VI—THE APPROACH

13:32

CHAPTER VII—THE FIRST TRICK

11:21

CHAPTER VIII—A FLOWER IN THE MIRE

16:52

CHAPTER IX—A BEGINNING

9:40

CHAPTER X—MUTTERINGS OF A STORM

15:28
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Description

In the dry, unforgiving landscape of Canyon Pass, spring arrives with an unexpected blue haze that softens the canyon walls and quiets the usually raucous streams. The town awakens after a night of revelry, its saloons and dance halls still flickering with the remnants of payday celebrations, while two weather‑worn prospectors—Steve Siebert and Andy McCann—prepare to leave the bustle behind. Laden with flour, beans, coffee and battered tools, each mounts a tired burro and heads toward the east and west forks, bound for the desert country they both love to hate.

Their partnership, forged twenty years ago, now crackles with a bitterness that locals can’t quite explain. A mysterious “slide” long ago shattered whatever trust they once shared, leaving the men silently competitive as they chase the promise of a new strike. As the morning light spreads across the canyon, listeners are invited to follow Steve and Andy on the edge of hope and rivalry, feeling the grit of the terrain and the weight of unspoken history that drives every step they take.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (378K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Aug 3, 2011

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Thomas K. Holmes

Known for vivid Western adventure stories, this early 20th-century novelist wrote tales set in mining camps and rugged frontier towns. His work blends action, local color, and a warm interest in the people trying to build lives in tough places.

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