Homestead: Hollywood's Wild Talent
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of 1960s Montana, the narrative explores the life of Annick Smith and her family as they embrace ranch living on 163 acres near the Big Blackfoot River. The book reflects on the region's rich history, filled with outlaws, pioneers, and Native Americans, while highlighting Smith's friendship with author Norman Maclean. Through her vivid storytelling, she advocates for the preservation of Montana's delicate wilderness, celebrating the land's beauty and the deep connections formed within it.
