A Shadow on the Plains
  • Reads 137
  • Votes 17
  • Parts 13
  • Time 59m
  • Reads 137
  • Votes 17
  • Parts 13
  • Time 59m
Ongoing, First published Dec 28, 2021
In the background of a rising and growing new country, the shadows of the Pony Express fly over the plains. Nobody really knows who they are, nobody really seems to care. They are nothing more than a nameless link from the East to the West. They defy death daily, braving terrible dangers... rushing rivers, craggy mountain passes, icy blizzards, stifling heat, savage beasts, unfriendly natives. It is a thankless job. But one young woman notices the shadow on the plains... and wonders about the man behind the glorious facade of the Pony Express.
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