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thor of "Cappy Ricks" and a of other novels and stories excels himself as 4 master of adventure and romance, 'That bbreeay style which has won Mr. iKyne' t of a legion of readers the world over and the magic art of story-telling which the has are implanted in this, his latest creation.
Janet Corliss, a Now York City irl who is a nurse by profession, ints adventure and thinks of, going to Mozambique but she is persuaded by her attorney that it ight be worth her while to go and thave a look at certain land - in Modoc County, Northern California, which her grandfather had left her. She accedes and there she finds all the adventure she secks, and plenty lof it. She also finds the man she loves.
Immediately upon her arrival after "a. cross-country' jaunt joe City, she sprang to a young' fellow who had ducked under a rain of bullets feom a hidden gun, That's how Ray Lanier, Lord of Lonely Valley, broke and mortgage Jed to the hilt, gained a. trained nurse, a staunch ally and—a Interspersed with amusi episodes and witticisms throu out, the book is not without its has a magnetism. [which makes one loathe to put it Jdown even after the end—w.t.c.
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