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"This Is My Sanctuary Now," Said the Mountain Woman — As She Claimed the Forgotten Cabin

Sometimes the hardest thing about getting older isn't the aching joints or the gray hair. It's waking up one morning and realizing the life you built doesn't need you anymore. That's what happened to Rae Dunning at sixty-two when her last child moved overseas.

She found an old map in her father's Bible and walked into the Montana wilderness alone. The map led her to a falling-down cabin with a name carved over the door: E. Dunning, 1926. Nobody in her family ever talked about it. As Rae starts fixing up the cabin, she finds signs that someone disappeared here long ago.

The locals say she's losing her mind. But what was her father hiding, and why did he leave her this map?

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