“The novel walks a tightrope of hope, faith, and cautious optimism, suspended over the pit of vipers that is the prevailing narrative. It never comes across as an unbelievable power fantasy, like The Turner Diaries, or as a descent into hopeless nihilism, which is an all-too-common thread in people of our beliefs today. Like the settlers who tamed Wyoming in the first place, the novel seems to have an expression of stoic determination as it rolls up its sleeves and gets to work showing you the future that we could all have, if we worked for it.”
