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  • One of the greatest books of all time.

    5
    By TCapple
    You’ll soon learn where McMurtry found his inspiration for Lonesome Dove. Incredible story and characters. Perhaps the most amazing thing is the sequel, written decades later - amazing because it’s just as good and there is NO WAY this story can have a sequel- until it happens.

  • Fantastic Read

    5
    By Dadude59
    This book will take you back in time and make it seem like you are there, inside the story, as we travel through many key historical touch points. A fascinating read that will grab your attention with the stories and events that helped shape our nation.

  • A must read for any McMurtry fan

    5
    By Molly pop😉
    This book is a must read for anyone who sometimes wishes they had been born in the days of the Wild West. If you loved Lonesome Dove and The Berrybender Narratives, this is one you will burn thru as well. The characters in this novel become your family and your friends and a few your enemies. I am sad to have finished it. It is one of the few I have read that I wish had a new chapter each morning. A big thanks to the great authors in this world for the adventures you offer us as readers. I am appreciative!

  • Little big man

    5
    By Jmt48
    This book was a good adventure. I would recommend this as great read

  • One of the best reads this year !!!

    5
    By DWS44mag
    Thomas Berger is an Artist with words. You just got ah read this one. I saw this movie when it was first released , back then it was at the drive-in too. It always stuck in my mind and I finally read the book and its even funnier then the movie, it will keep you chuckling threw out the whole book.

  • Twain, in modern times, lives in Berger

    5
    By WaveSkiBoy
    As important as Huck Finn, in its own way, LBM is a masterpiece in story telling, character, tone and content. The movie, directed by the late Arthur Penn, is magnificent; the book even better, being longer and more detailed.

  • Should Be A Classic

    5
    By Kuro Kuma
    Great story that gives a great insight into the Native American culture. This book holds plenty of deep insights and character development. I recommend this book especially to those who enjoy good historical fictions. Oh, they also turned this into an excellent movie.

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