Amanda S. (pandabear) reviewed on 4/4/2006 + 210 more book reviews

Then came the drought, slowly strangling the land, and one by one the hardworking men of the region began selling out, moving on, giving up. But for Charlie Flagg it was time to stand and fight. He had cattle and sheep in his blood; no damn drought, no damn government would ever make him cut and run. To survive, Flagg would have to be just as harsh, unforgiving, and relentless as the Texas sun.

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