"Riders of the Purple Sage" is author Zane Grey's best-selling book and it is often credited as having both popularized and re-shaped the entire genre of Western fiction.

Set in the wilds of Utah in 1871, the novel concerns a devout young Mormon girl, Jane Withersteen, who inherits here father's sprawling ranch but must fend off the advances of a powerful Mormon leader named Elder Tull, who wishes to make Jane his third wife. After Tull attempts the extort her into marrying him, Jane is rescued by a mysterious gunman named Lassiter who arrives in town to visit the grave of a friend...only to discover that the Mormons have taken her daughter to raise as one of their own.

Filled with gunfights, cattle-rustling, high drama and thrilling adventure, "Riders of the Purple Sage" is perhaps the most popular Western novel of all time. It is presented here in its original and unabridged format.