The Man from Jericho

Name: The Man from Jericho
Author: Edwin Carlile Litsey

By Edwin Carlile Litsey

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The narrative unfolds on a Kentucky estate and follows intertwining lives around a respected household, its younger visitors, and an ambitious horse-racing interest. A war-wearied gentleman presides over tranquil grounds while a young man wrestles with unexpected attraction and pride, and an older physician’s blunt counsel forces difficult self-examination. Sinister plots to sabotage a prized colt surface, revealing greed, cowardice, and the town’s secretive undercurrents. Episodes balance pastoral description, social observation, and suspense as characters confront moral choices, loyalty, and consequences within a close-knit community.

About the Author

Edwin Carlile Litsey

Edwin Carlile Litsey was an American author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of love and adventure, set against the backdrop of American landscapes. Notable among his writings is "A Maid of the Kentucky Hills," which reflects his ability to weave romantic narratives with regional charm. Litsey's storytelling is characterized by vivid descriptions and relatable characters, making his novels appealing to readers of his time. In addition to this work, he authored titles such as "The Love Story of Abner Stone" and "The Man from Jericho," showcasing his versatility in crafting engaging tales.