Riders of the Purple Sage

The narrative follows Jane Withersteen as she confronts the harsh persecution from her Mormon community, highlighting themes of individualism and resistance. As a cornerstone of the Western genre, the novel showcases Zane Grey's mastery in crafting adventure and conflict in the American West. Originally published in 1915, it remains a significant work in the genre, reflecting the struggles of its characters against societal norms. This modern edition includes a new introduction and biography, making it accessible for both new readers and fans of classic Western fiction.