A true story of homestead life in Montana, focusing on Katherine Gray's dramatic tale of murder, isolation, and bravery.
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A true story of homestead life in Montana, focusing on Katherine Gray's dramatic tale of murder, isolation, and bravery.
Montana Moon Lady is a true depiction of the early homesteads in the west, especially in eastern Montana in the wheat growing belt. Told by Katherine Gray, who helped bring about this state's growth. A dramatic story of murder, isolation, and bravery. Review "Must congratulate you, this is your second book that has been nominated for the leBaf award." -- Lisa Schmitt, Gemini Pub. About the Author The author visited this great state as a child, as her parents had homesteaded there themselves. She...
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Moderate violence likely; includes a dramatic story of murder.
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No fantasy elements present.
No occult elements present.
Minor focus on historical and cultural themes of western homesteading.
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Possible minor themes of isolation and hardship in homestead life.
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