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Language: English
Published by Independently Published, 2026
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- Title
- Blood and Grain
- Author
- William Gaumer
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Publication year
- 2026
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798255534289
- Item weight
- 209 grams
- Series
- Book 1 of 4: Blood & Grain the series.
BLOOD & GRAINTony Salvatore walked away from thirty years in the Newark mob on his own terms. No deal. No witness protection. Just a hundred Kansas acres his uncle worked clean for three decades and a father who finally had somewhere good to be.
For three years it was enough.
Then a corporation decided it wanted the land. Then Pop went down in the dirt by the tomato garden. Then men from Tony's old world started showing up on a county road in the Kansas dark.
The man Tony used to be remembers exactly where everything is kept.
Blood & Grain is a neo-western about a man who got out, built something clean, and discovered the world has a long memory. For readers of Cormac McCarthy and fans of The Sopranos — a story about blood, grain, and the American promise that was never actually made.
"Remember. We were all only ever promised the pursuit."
For three years it was enough.
Then a corporation decided it wanted the land. Then Pop went down in the dirt by the tomato garden. Then men from Tony's old world started showing up on a county road in the Kansas dark.
The man Tony used to be remembers exactly where everything is kept.
Blood & Grain is a neo-western about a man who got out, built something clean, and discovered the world has a long memory. For readers of Cormac McCarthy and fans of The Sopranos — a story about blood, grain, and the American promise that was never actually made.
"Remember. We were all only ever promised the pursuit."
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