by W. C. Tuttle
On the Tumbling River range, a wedding night at the Flying H turns from raucous frontier celebration to public disgrace when young sheriff Joe Rich fails to appear at the altar. As rumor, wounded pride, and hard judgment sweep through Pinnacle City, Peggy Wheeler and the people around her must reckon with loyalty, honor, and the fragile line between love and ruin. W. C. Tuttle’s Western tale blends cow-country humor, romantic tension, and small-town intrigue against the rugged backdrop of ranch life in the American frontier.
Transcribed from Adventure, December 31, 1926 (The Butterick Publishing Company).