Riders of the Purple Sage

Riders of the Purple Sage

by Zane Grey

Riders of the Purple Sage (1912) helped shape the Western genre, considered to be one of the best and most popular Western novels of all time.

Table of Contents

Chapter I. Lassiter
Chapter II. Cottonwoods
Chapter III. Amber Spring
Chapter IV. Deception Pass
Chapter V. The Masked Rider
Chapter VI. The Mill-Wheel of Steers
Chapter VII. The Daughter of Withersteen
Chapter VIII. Surprise Valley
Chapter IX. Silver Spruce and Aspens
Chapter X. Love
Chapter XI. Faith and Unfaith
Chapter XII. The Invisible Hand
Chapter XIII. Solitude and Storm
Chapter XIV. West Wind
Chapter XV. Shadows on the Sage-Slope
Chapter XVI. Gold
Chapter XVII. Wrangle's Race Run
Chapter XVIII. Oldring's Knell
Chapter XIX. Fay
Chapter XX. Lassiter's Way
Chapter XXI. Black Star and Night
Chapter XXII. Riders of the Purple Sage
Chapter XXIII. The Fall of Balancing Rock