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A Voice in the Wilderness

First published: 1916
Pages: 283

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Chapter I
14:08
Chapter II
12:28
Chapter III
12:05
Chapter IV
15:04
Chapter V
13:30
Chapter VI
15:35
Chapter VII
18:00
Chapter VIII
16:32
Chapter IX
17:26
Chapter X
14:45
Chapter XI
21:18
Chapter XII
14:14
Chapter XIII
26:17
Chapter XIV
14:02
Chapter XV
12:31
Chapter XVI
18:06
Chapter XVII
27:34
Chapter XVIII
15:34
Chapter XIX
15:02
Chapter XX
15:54
Chapter XXI
22:39
Chapter XXII
22:38
Chapter XXIII
18:36
Chapter XXIV
17:36
Chapter XXV
24:22
Chapter XXVI
29:21
Chapter XXVII
22:44
Chapter XXVIII
19:33
Chapter XXIX
28:38
Chapter XXX
17:34
Chapter XXXI
14:34
Chapter XXXII
11:57
Chapter XXXIII
22:10
Chapter XXXIV
31:25

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About this book

Margaret Earle, a young Eastern schoolteacher bound for a post in Arizona, steps down at a lonely desert water tank believing she has reached her stop. The train pulls away, stranding her in open country after nightfall. The frightening hours that follow, a menacing stranger and a rescue by a young cowboy, set the tone for Grace Livingston Hill's 1916 novel of faith and courage on the frontier. Once Margaret reaches the rough settlement where she is to teach, she works to win over the children and the hardened adults around her, trusting that quiet conviction can change a place. The story pairs a gentle romance with the earnest Christian themes that made Hill one of the most widely read novelists of her era. It stands as both a Western and an early example of inspirational fiction.

About the author

Grace Livingston Hill

Grace Livingston Hill was an early 20th-century novelist and wrote both under her real name and the pseudonym Marcia Macdonald. She wrote over 100 novels and numerous short stories. Her characters were most often young Christian women or become Christians within the confines of the story.