The Day of the Beast

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The narrative explores Daren Lane's struggle to reintegrate into a rapidly changing America after returning from WWI. Confronted with a society embracing the hedonism of the roaring twenties, he is disturbed by his sister's reckless behavior and vows to restore traditional values. As he grapples with a troubling diagnosis from his wartime injury, Daren dedicates himself to mentoring the youth, highlighting the cultural and generational divides of the era. Zane Grey's evocative prose offers a poignant look at the complexities of post-war life and societal change.