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This book is like a tent made of the very best material and ingenious design, packing a whole dwelling down into a piece of art I am going to take with me and set up and live in again.
Every human struggle has a spiritual shadow. In the world of this book, it’s personified.
Family history and Texas culture come together to suggest that sometimes justice does need to make an end run around the law after all.
After a second reading—this one during a pandemic much less severe than the one in the book—I see more. It’s a story about gratitude. And grace. And tenacity.