| Set shortly after the Civil War, this distinguished novel tells the story of a boy starting a new life in the Concho country of Northwest Texas."e,An epic novel of frontier life-'BORN OF THE SUN' is...continuously dramatic and entertaining. It belongs on the same shelf with the novels of Alan Le May and A. B. Guthrie, Jr."e,-New York Times"e,A book any red-blooded American should be proud to read, and we guarantee he'll be well entertained."e,-NEW HAVEN REGISTER"e,True Americana, filled with the exuberance and hardy spirit of the pioneers."e,-ROANOKE TIMES"e,A magnificent book."e,-Dorothy M. Johnson"e,Strong adult fiction...superb reading...authentic story."e,-DENVER SUNDAY POST"e,One of the most vivid and refreshing novels of the southwest to come along in recent years."e,-TULSA SUNDAY WORLD"e,A permanent addition to enduring Texas fiction."e,-DALLAS TIMES HERALD |
