it went down in montaña 2

From the beginning, I knew that montana was going to prove to be an entertaining book. The narrator, David did a good job telling the story of how his brother caught his uncle raping and killing indian women. This led me to question whether or not other native american rape cases were similar to that of marie little soldier's. It was very big of Wes to be able to turn Frank in, even after acknowledging the fact that it may destroy his family's good name forever. He knew that doing what was morally right was more important than protecting a family member. What I loved about his book was the way they told of the internal conflict that Wes and David faced. They made it very intriguing, and easy to read along with. Frank ended up committing suicide, not being able to bear the memory of all the sins he committed. The family wishes to cover up the murder cases and shield it all as a suicide, but David's grandfather is stuck on the fact that Wes betrayed the family name. He is focused on the idea that the most important this is loyalty and not justice, so the family is forced out of Mercer County, and they relocate where they try to repatch their lives and start again. i liked the book a lot, and thought it was a great way to end the cycle of books.

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