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Arizona Territory, 1886-1887: When her visiting kid sister is abducted, Frieda, blaming herself, abandons her husband and children to search for her. On her own in a scruffy hotel, three jails, a makeshift law office, a Jewish-owned inn, two boisterous courtrooms, and at a melodramatic execution, Frieda learns where and with whom she belongs.
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Harriet Rochlin, a native of Los Angeles, has been researching, writing, and lecturing on Jewish roots in the Spanish, Mexican and American West for more than three decades. Her landmark social history, "Pioneer Jews: A New Life in the Far West," is now in its twentieth year and eleventh printing. Rochlin turned to fictions to probe the inner lives of these pioneers as they progressed from Jewish newcomers to Jewish westerners. The resulting Desert Dwellers Trilogy has won praise for historical authenticity, lively storytelling, and graphic details.
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