Grey's novels

however denigrated by critics as empurpled froths of virgins, villains and varmints were only part of the allure that fixed his name in the hearts of millions of Americans. Zane Grey was a self-made model of rugged rural virtue overimbued with what the critic Heywood Broun acidly called "the sanity, the strength and the wholesomeness" of his novels; a teetotaler opposed to the "jiggle and toddle and wiggle" of jazz-age dancing; and a staunch champion of clean outdoor living and hard work and righteous, simple codes of conduct.

The New York Times

This selection specially chosen by the literary critic August Nemo, contains the following stories:

• Amber's Mirage
• The Ranger
• Don: The Story Of A Lion Dog
• The Wolf Tracker
• Lure of the River
• A Missouri Schoolmarm
• Monty Price's Nightingale