Over the Pass

Name: Over the Pass
Author: Frederick Palmer

By Frederick Palmer

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A young, flamboyantly dressed rider named Jack arrives at a desert community and becomes entangled in its hopes and troubles, drawing close to Mary while confronting the bully Pete Leddy and other local tensions. Pulled to the city, he moves through the world of finance and social pretension, faces questions of ancestry and identity, and endures tests of reputation and principle. Ultimately he returns to the desert settlement and must reconcile personal ambitions with communal obligations, settling into a defined place in life and resolving his romantic ties.

About the Author

Frederick Palmer

Frederick Palmer was an American author and war correspondent known for his firsthand accounts of World War I. His works provide a vivid portrayal of the experiences of soldiers and the realities of warfare. Among his notable titles is "My Year of the Great War," which chronicles his observations and experiences during the conflict. Palmer's writings reflect his deep engagement with military life and the broader implications of war, making significant contributions to the literature of his time. His narratives often blend personal experience with historical context, offering readers insight into the challenges faced by troops and the impact of war on society.