" The story of Medora von Hoffman has long lived in the landscape of the Badlands, but too often at the margins of history.

In The Legendary Lady Medora, Peggy Anderson and Linda Donlin bring to life a woman of courage, ambition, and remarkable spirit whose influence helped shape the place Theodore Roosevelt would later call home.

  Richly researched and vividly told, this novel restores Medora to her rightful place in the American story — reminding us that the frontier was built not only by famous men, but by extraordinary women whose legacy still echoes across North Dakota today."