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"God's People" (1951) is a novel in which the author compares the contrasting lives and ideals of two Americans who grew up as the sons of missionaries in China. The plot spans from the Boxer Rebellion (1900) to the mid-20th century.
Leigh tells the story of a woman's escape from a man who is irresistibly attracted to her, and Webb tells the story of Elizabeth McCade's hidden passions — both characters carry a secret and a passion that leads them into the embrace of fateful love.
The Bellamy Trial by Frances Noyes Hart is a novel about crime, suspicion, and social illusion, in which the court proceedings expose the complex relationships between characters and the fragility of respectable bourgeois everyday life.
This sprawling novel is about the vast West, confronting the wilderness, and being rescued by a strong woman for her great love.
Stacy, a young girl raised by wolves, saves animals in the taiga, and when a threat to her home arises, she must choose between fearing humans and fighting for those she loves.
Seven Years' Adventure is Twain's vivid, humorous, and semi-autobiographical account of his journey to the American West, the silver rush, pioneer life, and his encounter with the myths of the frontier.