Dan Barry's Daughter

Published: 1924

DAN BARRY’S DAUGHTER, a six part serial, is a sequel to the three foregoing stories. Whistling Dan appears only reminiscently in the narrative, but from beyond the grave he weaves a magic spell over Joan, his child.

  "Whistling Dan,” the man with the yellow eyes and untamed heart, is no more, but he left to Joan, his girl-child, a vital legacy of wanderlust. Every reader who feels the lure of the gypsy trail, will revel in this great novel of love and adventure.

Max Brand, a master craftsman of the written word, has created many vivid characters for presentation to our readers; who unanimously are his admirers. He particularly knows his Westerners of to-day, and yesterday, and long ago. His knowledge is photographic of mountain, and foothill, and plain, and desert.

And of all the daring men in a colorful company of gun-fighters and hard riders, “Whistling Dan” Barry has won first place in the judgment of the reading Public.

Here is a wild soul, as alien to the bonds of civilization as an eagle to the bars of a cage. His spirit demanded wide spaces; he was forever hearkening for the magical call of the wild geese to follow on and on beyond the beckoning horizon.