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Posted February 21, 2010
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Kent Meyers does not fail
I bought this book because the cover got me when I was browzing. The anguished horse at the wire made me want to read the book without knowing anything about it.
It did not fail. This book was fascinating -- I disocvered the events in the rear mirror, through the ruminations of characters about the events, while also revealing their complicated lives in this Dakota town, with its distances, yearnings for the bright lights, and acceptance of the inevitable, with humor the only protection.
The book held me and I had to stay up all night reading it. Then I read Work of Wolves, an earlier Meyers book, and thought it wonderful. Now I have to find Combine somewhere (not available through B&N).
Anyway, if you like Jim Harrison, you will like Kent Meyers. They have the same long view.1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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