Women of the West

Sarah Perry, hoping to provide her daughter with opportunities for a better life, sends Rebecca east to boarding school while she stays behind to run her late husband's freight-hauling business, but over the years the gulf between mother and daughter widens, and when Rebecca does finally come home, Sarah struggles to bridge the gap.

Serious and dependable, Berta is very different from her pretty, outgoing sister, Glenna. This makes Berta sad and envious until she learns to accept and cherish her own uniqueness.

Julia seems an unlikely candidate for rescuing Calder Springs, which is turning into a ghost town with the closing of the local lumber mill, but with faith and for the sake of her children, she decides she must find a way.

Changes are happening at a fast rate for Running Fawn. Now that the white men have come her tribe must leave their winter camp and she must attend the Mission Boarding School far away from her home and family.