Iron Rails and Red Rocks
by Carrie Ray
Cassia Thorne fights corporations to save Oakhaven’s land and water.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Book 3 of 7: Iron, Clay, and Canyons
The story is set in the picturesque Harmony Creek valley and follows Cassia Thorne, a determined rancher, as she fights to protect her family’s legacy, the natural beauty of the valley, and its water resources from industrial expansion. The narrative explores themes of resilience, community, environmental preservation, and the interconnectedness of nature. Cassia faces challenges from powerful corporations, including the Thorne Corporation and the Western Pacific Railway (or Sterling Railroad, led by Sterling Hayes), which threaten the valley’s ecosystem.
Drawing strength from her ancestors’ legacy, meticulous documentation, and the support of her community, Cassia leads legal battles, public advocacy, and strategic negotiations to secure a conditional victory, forcing the railroad to reroute its tracks and adhere to strict environmental regulations. The story highlights the transformation of the valley and its people, showcasing their unity, pride, and commitment to safeguarding their cherished home.
Book Details:
- Genre: Women’s Fiction
- Format: Paperback, eBook
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