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A feminist coming-of-age story from a debut author - playful, feminist historical fiction forreaders of Sarah Waters, Charles Portis and Anna North

 
In the summer of 1877, Bridget is orphaned when her unreliable father succumbs to a snakebite asthey're crossing the Kansas prairie. Arriving in Dodge City as a penniless orphan, she's quicklyrecruited for work at the Buffalo Queen brothel and befriends her bookish mentor Constance,securing her home and employment as the favourite of Sheriff's Deputy Jim Bonnie. As winter creepsin from the plains, female gunfighter Spartan Lee rides into town, and Bridget falls in love withher the moment their paths cross. Their affair threatens the balance of power at the Queen, but isinterrupted when an old flame returns to the brothel, setting off a series of double-crosses thatresult in the destruction of the Buffalo Queen and a searing heartbreak for Bridget. Their lives inruins, Bridget, Constance and Lila resolve to take revenge on those who wronged them - but willthey succeed in their mission? In a misogynistic world of outlaws and gunfights, nothing is certain...
 
A sharply realised, caustically witty and often moving revisionist depiction of frontier life thatexplores through its feminist heroine queer love, female friendships and the idea of a 'found'family in a page-turning romp of a female revenge thriller.
 

Author bio:

Claudia Cravens grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has a BA in Literature from BardCollege and lives in New York City. Lucky Red is her first novel.

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  • ISBN: 9781838956745
  • Author: Claudia Cravens
  • Publisher: Allen And Unwin
  • Pages: 288
  • Format: Paperback
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A feminist coming-of-age story from a debut author - playful, feminist historical fiction forreaders of Sarah Waters, Charles Portis and Anna North

 
In the summer of 1877, Bridget is orphaned when her unreliable father succumbs to a snakebite asthey're crossing the Kansas prairie. Arriving in Dodge City as a penniless orphan, she's quicklyrecruited for work at the Buffalo Queen brothel and befriends her bookish mentor Constance,securing her home and employment as the favourite of Sheriff's Deputy Jim Bonnie. As winter creepsin from the plains, female gunfighter Spartan Lee rides into town, and Bridget falls in love withher the moment their paths cross. Their affair threatens the balance of power at the Queen, but isinterrupted when an old flame returns to the brothel, setting off a series of double-crosses thatresult in the destruction of the Buffalo Queen and a searing heartbreak for Bridget. Their lives inruins, Bridget, Constance and Lila resolve to take revenge on those who wronged them - but willthey succeed in their mission? In a misogynistic world of outlaws and gunfights, nothing is certain...
 
A sharply realised, caustically witty and often moving revisionist depiction of frontier life thatexplores through its feminist heroine queer love, female friendships and the idea of a 'found'family in a page-turning romp of a female revenge thriller.
 

Author bio:

Claudia Cravens grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has a BA in Literature from BardCollege and lives in New York City. Lucky Red is her first novel.

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