To the Last Man by Zane Grey is a gripping tale of love, loyalty, and a deadly family feud set against the rugged backdrop of the American frontier. Inspired by real-life events from the Tonto Basin War in Arizona, this classic Western novel captures the fierce spirit and unforgiving beauty of the Old West.

When Jean Isbel rides into the mountains at his father’s request, he is drawn into a violent conflict between two feuding families—the Isbels and the Jorths. What begins as a call to defend honor quickly turns into a bloody vendetta, testing Jean’s courage and challenging his sense of justice. Amid the violence, Jean finds an unexpected love in Ellen Jorth, the daughter of his family’s sworn enemy, forcing him to choose between loyalty to his kin and a chance at peace and redemption.

With vivid descriptions of frontier life, intense action, and powerful emotional depth, To the Last Man stands as one of Zane Grey’s most dramatic and poignant novels. It is a story of relentless conflict, but also of hope, sacrifice, and the possibility of reconciliation in a world driven by vengeance.