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Is the story of a housewife in a small western town and several men in a western desert. I do not know of any particular location. The book is certainly not an easy read, and when I was finished I had the feeling I had fought my way through an obstacle course. Evidently Harold Bell Wright wrote the outline of this story as a play for his middle son, Paul, to act in. But Paul tragically and unexpectedly died before the script was finished. Rather than discard the play, Wright repackaged it as a novel -- sort of.