Abigail Stone writes character-driven Western fiction rooted in family ties, frontier courage, and the quiet strength of the American West. A cousin to fellow Western author Sidney Stone, Abigail grew up hearing the old stories of ranch life and dusty trails that now shape the heart of her storytelling. Her novels focus on resilient women, hard choices, and the kind of courage that built the frontier.
The Girl Who Rode Alone
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- ISBN8233707315
- EAN9798233707315
- Date de parution24/03/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
No one in the territory knew where she came from. She rode into town beneath a red sky, dust on her boots and a Winchester across her saddle. Quiet. Watchful. Alone. Most folks figured she was just another drifter passing through. They were wrong. Somewhere behind her lay a burned ranch, a dead father, and a name she meant to settle with cold steel. The men responsible thought the past was buried out on the high plains.
They never imagined the reckoning would ride into town wearing a wide-brim hat and a calm, steady gaze. Now the cattle barons who rule the valley are about to learn a hard truth:A woman with nothing left to lose can be more dangerous than any gunman alive. Before the red dust settles, the streets will echo with rifle fire-and the girl who rode alone will decide who lives long enough to remember her name.
They never imagined the reckoning would ride into town wearing a wide-brim hat and a calm, steady gaze. Now the cattle barons who rule the valley are about to learn a hard truth:A woman with nothing left to lose can be more dangerous than any gunman alive. Before the red dust settles, the streets will echo with rifle fire-and the girl who rode alone will decide who lives long enough to remember her name.



















