Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest

Published in 1916, 'Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest' by Bertrand W. Sinclair explores the life of Estella Benton, a young woman from a privileged background who moves to a logging camp in British Columbia after her father's death. As she seeks to reunite with her brother Charlie, a lumberjack, Estella faces the harsh realities of her new environment and struggles with her identity and relationships, particularly with Jack Fyfe, a man who loves her. The novel provides a vivid portrayal of the logging trade and the challenges of adapting to a rugged lifestyle.