Kelly's review
Montana 1948: A Novel
by Larry Watson
Kelly's review
Montana 1948: A Novel by Larry Watson
Kelly's review
rating:
bookshelves:
booksreadin2003
A moving novel about family relationships, family loyalty and justice. The story reveals the events that lead a young boy to face new realities about the people he loves. Set in a small town it places brother against brother and son against father, as a sheriff must investigate the rape and murder of his Sioux housekeeper at the hands of his brother. It raises the question, “Do you uphold justice with the price being the downfall of your brother?” The answer in this case is yes, but there are repercussions for this choice.
