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This sequel to "The Good Old Boys" continues the saga of Hewey Calloway, a cowboy born fifty years too late, as he struggles to adapt to the changing face of Texas. Of the twenty or so Elmer Kelton books I have read, the two Hewey Calloway books stand near the top of the list.
If possible, try to read "The Good Old Boys" first. This bok is first-class as a stand-alone read, but reading the prequel first will increase your enjoyment.
If possible, try to read "The Good Old Boys" first. This bok is first-class as a stand-alone read, but reading the prequel first will increase your enjoyment.
