Rick Just is a native Idahoan who grew up on a ranch along the Blackfoot River. He is the author of four young adult novels, two adult novels, and several books on Idaho history, A Kid's Guide to Boise, Fearless-Farris Lind, the Man Behind the Skunk, and a history of Idaho's State Parks.
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied JusticeIn June 1862, a cannon blast at a remote Utah fort shatters a young girl's faith and binds her fate to a little-remembered frontier war. Coyote Moon follows Emma Thompson from immigrant poverty and a breakaway Mormon sect to steamboat dreams, Montana mining towns, and the rough new settlements of Idaho, tracing the quiet revolutions of a woman who keeps surviving when systems and men fail her. History remembers the prophets, generals, and vigilantes of the American West; Coyote Moon remembers the woman caught in their crossfire. Based on the little-known Morrisite War and the rough-edged world of Idaho, Utah, and Montana Territories, it follows Emma, a shoemaker's daughter, as she leaves a religious cult and an unreliable husband to finally face a courtroom where her deepest beliefs are put on trial. Readers who savor true-to-life women's history will find in Emma a companion they won't soon forget. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied Justice This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781734192490
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied JusticeIn June 1862, a cannon blast at a remote Utah fort shatters a young girl's faith and binds her fate to a little-remembered frontier war. Coyote Moon follows Emma Thompson from immigrant poverty and a breakaway Mormon sect to steamboat dreams, Montana mining towns, and the rough new settlements of Idaho, tracing the quiet revolutions of a woman who keeps surviving when systems and men fail her. History remembers the prophets, generals, and vigilantes of the American West; Coyote Moon remembers the woman caught in their crossfire. Based on the little-known Morrisite War and the rough-edged world of Idaho, Utah, and Montana Territories, it follows Emma, a shoemaker's daughter, as she leaves a religious cult and an unreliable husband to finally face a courtroom where her deepest beliefs are put on trial. Readers who savor true-to-life women's history will find in Emma a companion they won't soon forget. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied Justice This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781734192490
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied JusticeIn June 1862, a cannon blast at a remote Utah fort shatters a young girl's faith and binds her fate to a little-remembered frontier war. Coyote Moon follows Emma Thompson from immigrant poverty and a breakaway Mormon sect to steamboat dreams, Montana mining towns, and the rough new settlements of Idaho, tracing the quiet revolutions of a woman who keeps surviving when systems and men fail her. History remembers the prophets, generals, and vigilantes of the American West; Coyote Moon remembers the woman caught in their crossfire. Based on the little-known Morrisite War and the rough-edged world of Idaho, Utah, and Montana Territories, it follows Emma, a shoemaker's daughter, as she leaves a religious cult and an unreliable husband to finally face a courtroom where her deepest beliefs are put on trial. Readers who savor true-to-life women's history will find in Emma a companion they won't soon forget. Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied Justice This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781734192490
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