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A dying woman's last wish sets events in motion among city-born heirs and mountain residents, intertwining their lives through art, love, and concealed pasts. The narrative alternates between refined urban rooms and rugged canyons as an artist, a woman with a disfigured face, a young heir, a forest ranger, and other neighbors confront a mysterious disappearance, disputed identities, and moral dilemmas. Clues found on high trails and a troubling portrait force admissions, sacrifices, and practical efforts at restitution. Throughout, the natural landscape frames personal reckonings and gradual transformations as characters seek forgiveness, reckon with shame, and attempt to rebuild lives.

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Harold Bell Wright

Harold Bell Wright was an American author and one of the early best-selling writers of the 20th century. He is best known for his novel "The Shepherd of the Hills," which explores themes of faith, redemption, and the beauty of the Ozark Mountains. Wright's works often reflect his deep appreciation for nature and the American spirit, blending elements of romance and adventure. His storytelling resonated with readers, leading to significant popularity during his time. In addition to his literary contributions, Wright was also a skilled painter and a passionate advocate for the preservation of the natural environment.

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