Pecos queen

Book info: Pecos queen (Paperback, 192 pages – Sunstone Press, 2003) – Sunstone Press, 2003. Language: Eng.

Condition: Like New

In the heart of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, a young Texas girl named Grace Shockey navigates the unexpected challenges of life in a mining town. After relocating with her family in search of better health for her mother, Grace grapples with feelings of isolation and sorrow following her mother's passing. However, the warmth of newfound friendships and the charming miner Jimmy Kirkwood offer her a glimpse of hope and excitement amidst her dreary existence. The story unfolds as Grace finds herself torn between her father's disapproval of her relationship with Jimmy and the striking miners who fight for their rights, leading her into a world filled with intrigue and emotional turmoil. This edition not only tells a gripping tale of personal growth and resilience but also explores themes of class struggle, love, and the importance of community support. Readers will gain insight into the socio-economic challenges of early 20th-century America, making it a compelling choice for those interested in historical narratives and character-driven stories.