Betty Zane

"Betty Zane" chronicles the struggles of the first settlers in the Ohio Valley during the Revolutionary War as they face threats from British-influenced Native American tribes. Amidst this chaos, the spirited Betty seeks romance with Alfred Clarke, but their relationship is constantly disrupted by skirmishes and raids. In a surprising turn of events, Betty emerges as a crucial figure in the final battle at Fort Henry. Inspired by his great-great grandmother’s life, Zane Grey's debut novel is a key work in his "Ohio River Trilogy."