I wanted to read this book before watching the movie starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane.

It's the story of a grandmother who has lost her son and the mother of her grandson has remarried in haste to a despicable ne'er do well and has taken her only grandson with them. She is determined to get her grandson back at all costs and the costs become horrific when dealing with backwoods degenerates. The child's other grandmother rules over her tribe and they live a no rules existence with strong ties to the towns corrupt good old boy system of savage entitlement.

Although not as good as Montana 1948, I enjoyed it and will look for more of Larry Watson's novels.

Released at Twin Bridge County Park on a table near the shower building.

To the finder of this book:

If you are a fan of contemporary westerns or Larry Watson novels, you may enjoy this one. I've read Montana 1948, which I also recommend and will definitely read more of his work in the future. Looking forward to your thoughts on the story and curious as to where this book travels next.

Please read and release!

Well written and a good story a little predictable.