The Golden Woman

Violet-eyed Joan Stanmore brings an unusual kind of luck to the men she loves. They become rich overnight just by marrying Joan. Unfortunately, the pairing also leads many to their deaths. Reluctant to believe she is cursed, Joan sets out nonetheless to change the fate of future suitors.

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• 1: Aunt Mercy
• 2: Over The Telephone
• 3: The Pariah
• 4: Two Men Of The Wilderness
• 5: The Steeps of Life
• 6: Out of the Storm
• 7: A Simple Manhood
• 8: The Secret Of the Hill
• 9: Gathering For The Feast
• 10: Solving the Riddle
• 11: The Shadow of the Past
• 12: The Golden Woman
• 13: The Call of Youth
• 14: A Whirlwind Visit
• 15: The Claims of Duty
• 16: Gold and Alloy
• 17: Two Points of View
• 18: When Life Holds No Shadows
• 19: A Study in Mischief
• 20: The Abilities of Mrs. Ransford
• 21: The Meeting on the Trail
• 22: A Man's Support
• 23: The Bridging of Years
• 24: Beasley Plays the Game
• 25: Buck Laughs at Fate
• 26: Irony
• 27: The Web of Fate
• 28: A Black Night
• 29: Beasley In His Element
• 30: The Moving Finger
• 31: The Joy of Beasley
• 32: Stronger Than Death
• 33: The Tempest Breaks
• 34: The Eyes of the Hills
• 35: From Out Of The Abyss
• 36: The Cataclysm
• 37: Alone--
• 38: --In The Wilderness
• 39: Love's Victory