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Edna Ferber brings to life a love story rooted in contemporary Alaska, capturing the interactions of young women and their families. The narrative unfolds amid the region’s historical legacy and social dynamics, offering a window into the unique cultural tapestry of the Alaskan frontier.
First publish date: January 1920
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Edna Ferber
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