Trails To Two Moons (1920)

The journey of Jack Sumner into the American wilderness serves as a backdrop for exploring themes of self-discovery and cultural identity. Throughout his adventures, he interacts with diverse characters, including Native Americans and prospectors, while grappling with the beauty and challenges of the landscape. A recurring Native American legend about two moons enriches the narrative, prompting Jack to reflect on his identity and purpose. The novel, written in a lyrical style, vividly captures the essence of the early 20th-century American West.