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Lily Wright flees her cruel husband for the promise of freedom and opportunity in Colorado, but brutality and vice lurk in the remote Rocky Mountains of the 1870s.In a time when men control every woman's destiny, Lily craves independence. Taking advantage of a gold rush, she settles in a boomtown and opens a dry goods catering to the miners, outlaws, and fallen women. She builds a new life and forms bonds that banish the ghosts of her past.But Lily soon discovers the Wild West is a fool's paradise. The false-fronted saloons and shops cloak a world of addiction and violence. When she stands her…mehr

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Lily Wright flees her cruel husband for the promise of freedom and opportunity in Colorado, but brutality and vice lurk in the remote Rocky Mountains of the 1870s.In a time when men control every woman's destiny, Lily craves independence. Taking advantage of a gold rush, she settles in a boomtown and opens a dry goods catering to the miners, outlaws, and fallen women. She builds a new life and forms bonds that banish the ghosts of her past.But Lily soon discovers the Wild West is a fool's paradise. The false-fronted saloons and shops cloak a world of addiction and violence. When she stands her ground, jealousy, injustice, and greed exact their dues in ways a lady couldn't imagine.Independence has a price. It will cost Lily her sanity and her life, unless she finds the strength and courage to make her own destiny.
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Lauren Gregory, who was raised on a horse farm, discovered a love for writing in sixth grade when she learned could move people with words. She misplaced that love for a couple decades and traveled the world in the U.S. Navy, floundered through two college degrees, and embarked on raising a rowdy son who's too much like her. She found that love again on a cold November morning in 2013, and they've been locked in a tortured embrace ever since. These days, she writes novels, maintains a history blog, and herds poodles in her native Colorado.