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In 1900s Oklahoma Territory, Lesley Morland takes over as station agent of the town's railroad when her father is killed in a robbery. Complications start when she spurns the advances of the railroad owner in favor of a handsome wagon driver. The owner threatens to destroy the town by rerouting the railroad, which would leave Lesley and her three adopted orphans without an income. By the author of The Unplowed Sky.
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- "In 1900s Oklahoma Territory, Lesley Morland takes over as station agent of the town's railroad when her father is killed in a robbery. Complications start when she spurns the advances of the railroad owner in favor of a handsome wagon driver. The owner threatens to destroy the town by rerouting the railroad, which would leave Lesley and her three adopted orphans without an income. By the author of The Unplowed Sky."
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