
"SHE'S MY GIRL!"
I. THE HALF-BREED
II. THE WOMAN
III. THE MAN WHO STOOD "99"
IV. ALFRED USES HIS SIX-SHOOTER
V. LAFOND DESERTS
VI. THE WOMAN AND THE MAN
VII. THE REINS OF POWER
VIII. THE MAKING OF A HOSTILE
IX. THE BROTHER OF GODS
A restless river town on the edge of the Black Hills teems with hopeful prospectors, weary trappers, and a scattering of families seeking fortune. The dusty streets are lined with canvas shanties, hastily built saloons, and the occasional stone mansion, all humming with the clamor of languages from east‑bound tenderfeet to seasoned mountain men. Beneath the promise of gold, the land bears the weight of recent harsh winters, swollen streams, and the looming presence of the Ogallala Sioux, whose war‑path adds a palpable tension to every venture.
At the heart of this turmoil is a young half‑breed, caught between two worlds and driven by a fierce devotion to the woman he loves. As he navigates the lawless frontier—where a well‑armed scout’s skill can mean life or death—he must balance his yearning for personal loyalty with the demands of a community on the brink of conflict. The stage is set for a tale of courage, cultural clash, and the restless spirit of the American West.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (526K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Al Haines
Release date
2011-02-13
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1873–1946
Best known for vivid adventure stories of the American West and the outdoors, this prolific writer also explored travel, natural history, and later spiritual themes. His books carry the pace of a campfire tale, with a strong feel for wilderness and frontier life.
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