Val of Paradise (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Vingie E. Roe

 
9781330613597: Val of Paradise (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

A sweeping Western novel of courage, romance, and frontier justice on a vast ranch. In Val of Paradise a fearless daughter and a mysterious rider collide with danger and desire amid wide mesas and ember-lit horizons.

The story unfolds against a grand ranch world where horses, hard work, and family ties define daily life. A powerful cattle baron rules his land with iron will, while his daughter Val brings strength, grace, and a keen sense of right. A shadowy visitor from the south stirs memory, loyalty, and a forbidden attraction that tests loyalties and reshapes the future of Paradise.


Set against wide-open plains, bustling ranch life, and the quiet drama of personal choices, this tale pairs rugged action with intimate with moments. Readers will meet a cast of riders, a devoted priest, and townsfolk who steer through danger, honor, and unexpected love.



  • Vivid Western setting with sprawling ranches, anchor town life, and dramatic landscapes.

  • Strong, resourceful characters facing rivalry, danger, and moral choices.

  • A blend of frontier adventure, romance, and loyalty that drives the plot.

  • Moments of quiet tenderness amid high-stakes conflict and fast-paced action.


Ideal for readers who enjoy classic Western epics with heart, grit, and a touch of romance.


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Présentation de l'éditeur

What words shall one choose to tell of it and those who made it of its beauty, its strength and its arrogance? In a land where distance hazed the southern skyline, where tawny buttes and mesas stood majestically against the blue, where bunch-grass levels swept toward the illimitable west and the Blind Trail Hills rose stark and forbidding upon the east, it lay like the heart of peace itself, smiling in the sun, green with its wide alfalfa fields beneath its living waters. Tall cottonwoods weaved and whispered in the little winds that blew always from the south and a high-topped palm or two stood like sentinels to guard its gates. Where Bluewater, the great sweet spring that boiled eternally in its stoneflagged pati Oyran out beneath the trees, there purple iris grew beside the trickle, and water hyacinth. Worn, old-fashioned chairs and benches stood hospitably on the clean-swept earth where the poplars made their shaking shade, and hammocks, gay with fringe, swung in the little breezes.
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