GREEN RIVER REVOLT In the 1880s Lucille Martin revolts against men who will not allow women to vote or own property. In spite of all her work at home her brother inherits the family farm, so possessing a teaching degree, she finds it easy to leave her family. A tall woman, with the masculine occupation of teaching, she joins a wagon train to Wyoming, where women have the privileges she covets. The wagon train members are captured and held prisoner. Their outlaw captors claim the property legally belonging to the members. Lucille is forced to cook in the outlaws' restaurant and watch the property meant to be hers snatched by a man named Gorman, whom she assumes is one of the outlaws. Gorman sets out to prove his innocence, while Corey Black, outlaw and killer, gambles for the women in town. Lucille must work hard to protect her friends. Together Lucille and Gorman fight to reclaim the valley, but he is badly wounded. He escapes with the help of friends and Lucille must decide if she will accept him if--or when--he ever returns.
