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Ridgway of Montana: A story of to-day, in which the hero is also the villain
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A Western adventure set in Montana, following Ridgway, a central figure who serves as both the hero and the villain of the story. It will appeal to readers interested in Western adventure fiction and morally ambiguous protagonists.
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