Coyote Moon
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Coyote Moon: How a Pioneer Woman Survived a Religious Cult, Personal Heartbreak, and Denied Justice
In June 1862, a cannon blast at a remote Utah fort shatters a young girl's faith and binds her fate to a little-remembered frontier war. Coyote Moon follows Emma Thompson from immigrant poverty and a breakaway Mormon sect to steamboat dreams, Montana mining towns, and the rough new settlements of Idaho, tracing the quiet revolutions of a woman who keeps surviving when systems and men fail her.
History remembers the prophets, generals, and vigilantes of the American West; Coyote Moon remembers the woman caught in their crossfire. Based on the little-known Morrisite War and the rough-edged world of Idaho, Utah, and Montana Territories, it follows Emma, a shoemaker's daughter, as she leaves a religious cult and an unreliable husband to finally face a courtroom where her deepest beliefs are put on trial. Readers who savor true-to-life women's history will find in Emma a companion they won't soon forget.
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- ISBN-13: 9781734192490
- ISBN-10: 1734192496
- Publisher: Cedar Creek Press, LLC
- Publish Date: July 2026
- Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 0.88 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.39 pounds
- Page Count: 322
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