by W. C. Tuttle
In the mountain-locked cattle country of Chinook Valley, Peace River Parker is a respected cowpuncher whose quiet strength masks a hard-won past. When the polished newcomer Frank Campion buys into the valley and begins drawing attention at the Cross L ranch, old loyalties, rivalries, and suspicions stir beneath the surface. Blending frontier humor, romantic tension, and the threat of range violence, W. C. Tuttle’s “Blind Trails” captures a Western world where reputation, restraint, and honor ride close together.
Transcribed from Adventure, November 10, 1923 (The Ridgway Company).