Dallas returns to her thematic home, the notion of the community of women who support and defend one another in trying times. This time the main characters are an aging widow and a young bride, living in a remote Colorado mining town during the Great Depression. The plot is fairly straightforward, and everything works out for the best, as is typical in a Dallas novel. The worth is in the characters themselves and in their unique voices.
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