Publisher's Synopsis
Introduction This is a collection of three the best familiar western novels in history The Valley of Silent Men Unfolding in the frozen Canadian North, this is a tale brimming with action and romance. The sacrifice of the protagonist is thrown in his face as he faces the threat of being hanged. But his love for a woman and his desire to uphold his honour compels him to flee his !fate. With escapades and adventures, this is a riveting read That Girl Montana That Girl Montana is an extant 1921 American silent western film starring Blanche Sweet and distributed by Pathe Exchange. Jesse D. Hampton produced and Robert Thornby directed Heart of the West Clementine Kennicutt, a ladylike New Englander, aches to leave her home and her oppressive father. So when Gus McQueen, a cowboy with laughing eyes and big dreams, presses her to elope with him to his Montana ranch, she is ready. But nothing has prepared her for the harsh realities of frontier life, or for the unpredictable yearning of her heart-and least of all for the fact that almost from the first moment she sets eyes on Rafferty, Gus's dashing, ne'er-do-well brother, she knows he's the one she was destined to love. Brought up to be a lady, Clementine determines not to let the frontier-or her marriage-defeat her. She devours life, befriending the town prostitute, defending Indians, and suppressing her heart's desire, until Rafferty forces her to face him and make her choice
