Zane Grey - The Rainbow Trail: "The secret, the mystery, the power, the hate, the religion of a strange people."

The biography delves into the life of Pearl Zane Grey, highlighting his early interests in history, fishing, and writing, alongside his struggles with a difficult father. Initially pursuing dentistry at the University of Pennsylvania, he balanced academics with sports and writing. His breakthrough came with the publication of "The Heritage of the Desert" in 1910, followed by the iconic "Riders of the Purple Sage." Grey's success in literature paralleled the rise of Hollywood adaptations of his works, securing his legacy until his death in 1939.