Jonis Agee Knihy

The strength an beauty of the American heartland shines through in the story of a ranching family struggling with the death of its patriarch and withsome overwhelming familial and cultural myths

Set against the backdrop of the Wounded Knee massacre's aftermath, the story unfolds with the murder of a white rancher and a Native woman, drawing together his fractured family. As they grapple with the mystery of the deaths, the narrative delves into the complexities of the Bennett family—each member harboring secrets that reflect the broader tensions within a nation struggling with its historical legacy. Themes of conflict, identity, and reconciliation are intricately woven into the family's journey toward understanding and healing.

Set against the backdrop of significant historical events, this sweeping narrative unfolds from the New Madrid earthquake of 1811 through the Civil War and into the bootlegging era of the 1930s. The story weaves together the lives and struggles of its characters, exploring themes of resilience and the impact of tumultuous times on the American landscape. Jonis Agee's rich prose captures the dark beauty of these moments, offering a compelling look at the intertwining of personal and historical narratives.