The Farmer’s Daughter

In "The Farmer’s Daughter," a poignant novella from Jim Harrison's collection, a 15-year-old girl navigates solitude in rural Montana, grappling with a fundamentalist upbringing and her mother's departure. The story unfolds as she discovers deeper life lessons through mentorship, all while facing a significant personal threat. The collection also features the return of Brown Dog, who devises a daring plan to reunite with his daughter, and concludes with "Games of Night," a memoir of a retired lycanthrope wrestling with his wild nature amidst a mundane existence.