
THE LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS
by Zane Grey
I. A Gentleman of the Range
II. A Secret Kept
III. Sister and Brother
IV. A Ride From Sunrise To Sunset
V. The Round-Up
VI. A Gift and A Purchase
VII. Her Majesty’s Rancho
VIII. El Capitan
Madeline Hammond steps off a night train into the empty, wind‑blown station of El Cajón, New Mexico, her elegant world of ballrooms and opera houses suddenly replaced by a silent, star‑filled desert. The town is a handful of dimly lit buildings, a handful of horses, and the distant echo of cowboys’ laughter. Alone and uneasy, she watches the vast sky through a grimy window, feeling the pull of a landscape that is both foreign and strangely inviting.
Beneath her polished exterior, Madeline wrestles with a growing restlessness that society’s luxuries can no longer soothe. The stark wilderness promises a chance to confront the emptiness she feels inside, and the arrival of a rugged, seasoned rancher hints at an unexpected partnership that could reshape her future. As the night deepens, the western frontier beckons, offering a path toward a new kind of freedom.
Language
en
Duration
~11 hours (689K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Nigel Lacey
Release date
1997-11-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1872–1939
A former dentist and ballplayer who helped define the Western, he turned frontier adventure into some of the most widely read popular fiction of the early 20th century. Best known for Riders of the Purple Sage, he brought the American West to millions of readers with fast-moving stories, vivid landscapes, and a strong sense of myth.
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