Brooding, leathery and gamey, with a tannic grip that mirrors Phil Burbank's hard exterior. It opens slowly to reveal something far more vulnerable underneath.
A sturdy, widely available red from high-plains country, dark-fruited and dry. It suits the book's dust, saddle leather and cold evenings.
A 1925 Montana ranch simmers with cruelty, repression and longing, until one new arrival upsets the balance. Spare prose and a slow, unsettling dread.
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