Books over all condition is good

Cover: Good, some wear on the edges

Spine: Very good, no crease

Pages: Good, No writing execpt for Authors signature, No Dog Eared pages, some yellowing from age

Excerpt on Back Cover

In his novels English Creek and Dancing at the Rascal Fair, Ivan Doig told the story of the McCaskills as they staked a claim in the Montana territory and struggled to keep it during the Great Depression. Now, in the trilogy's triumphant final volume, Jick McCaskill, aging and newly widowed, faces his family's-and his state's-legacy of loss and perseverance from the vantage point of the 1980s. He does so as the reluctant chauffeur to his irresistibly persuasive daughter, Mariah andher insufferable ex-husband, Riley, whose newspaper has dispatched them to dig up stories of the real Montana on the eve of its centennial. And there are stories aplenty in this moving and raucously funny multigenerational road novel, which interweaves Jick's memories of his past with Mariah and Riley's strife-torn second courtship, and with a haunting vision of a frontier where buffalo have given way to Winnebagos, and ranchers to corporate raiders.