Wood Rangers: The Trappers of Sonora
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The narrative opens in a cliffside Biscayan village where an old family chateau shelters a young widow after her husband falls in war and a rejected suitor vanishes; local officials and servants frame her isolation. Focus shifts to a coast-guard nicknamed the Sleeper whose habitual slumber belies moments of energy; his learning and exploitation of a superior's secret yield gain and later remorse, prompting an attempt at atonement. That personal intrigue ripples outward, carrying events to distant lands and into a sequence of frontier adventures that test loyalties, reveal hidden motives, and pose moral choices.
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