Bonney's Place by Leon Hale is a captivating contemporary novel that explores the complexities of human relationships and the pursuit of a lost legacy. Set against the backdrop of a Texas beer joint, the story delves into themes of family secrets, love, and the diverse human condition. This first edition hardcover offers readers a poignant and richly woven narrative from the acclaimed author of Turn South at the Second Bridge.
Published in 1972 and printed in the United States, this edition features the original dust jacket showcasing a rural scene, adding to its collectible appeal. Ideal for collectors of regional American literature and fans of Leon Hale's work, this book provides a unique glimpse into Texas culture and storytelling. Discover the tale of grass-roots wisdom, flawed characters, and heartfelt moments in this timeless literary work.
