Midnight

Name: Midnight
Author: Rutherford G. Montgomery

By Rutherford G. Montgomery

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The narrative follows an elderly solitary man who lives on a high mesa, observing wildlife and caring for a devoted black mare. Encounters with wild horses, rustlers, and a harsh desert winter force him into action during a tense wild-horse drive, capture, and eventual escape. Interwoven scenes depict meadow creatures and the rhythms of mountain life while showing practical skills used to survive and protect animals. The story traces the breakup of a wild band, tests of endurance in remote country, and the central figure's return toward a settled home after trials on the range.

About the Author

Rutherford G. Montgomery

Rutherford G. Montgomery was an American author known for his engaging adventure novels, particularly those centered around aviation and military themes. His most notable works include the 'A Yankee Flier' series, which features thrilling tales of pilots during World War II, showcasing their experiences in various theaters of war, including Berlin, Italy, and the Far East. Montgomery's writing captures the excitement and challenges faced by these characters, reflecting the spirit of the era. In addition to his war-themed stories, he also penned the novel 'Midnight,' further demonstrating his versatility as a writer.