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Bookitis & Co. · The Literary Chemist & Reader’s Gazette · Open to the incurably curious
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In 1905, Scottish immigrant Flora Craigie leaps from a moving train to flee an abusive husband, seizing a legal loophole that lets her claim a homestead on the untamed Alberta prairie. Alone but determined, she discovers her nearest neighbors are also women—a Welsh widow with three children, two American chicken‑raisers, and a Métis horse trainer—each battling the harsh land and a community skeptical of female farmers. As they forge fragile bonds, a hostile government threatens to expropriate their plots, prompting the women to "fire the heather"—to rise up and defend their new lives. Meanwhile, Flora’s ruthless husband stalks the horizon, and a corrupt land agent eyes the fertile ground along the burgeoning Canadian Pacific Railway. Together, these five resilient women confront danger, prejudice, and the raw beauty of the West, crafting a story of survival, sisterhood, and fierce independence.
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ISBN-10 166805891X · ISBN-13 9781668058916 · Simon and Schuster · Paperback · 2025-04
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ISBN-10 1668058928 · ISBN-13 9781668058923 · Simon & Schuster · Epub · 2025-04-01
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