Edge of Violence

This ex-library copy of "Edge of Violence" shows signs of wear typical of library usage. The hardcover is without a dust jacket and exhibits some edge wear and fading, particularly on the spine and back cover. Inside, the pages are intact with some library markings and stamps. The binding remains firm, making it a suitable addition for collectors of Western fiction or those interested in mid-20th century literature.

"Edge of Violence" by Dorris Riter is a compelling tale set in the rugged landscape of the American West. Published by David McKay Company, Inc. in 1964, this novel explores themes of redemption and personal growth against the backdrop of a small ranch town. The protagonist, Dirk, finds himself on a journey of self-discovery under the watchful eye of ranch owner Wesley. As Dirk navigates the challenges of ranch life and his own inner turmoil, he uncovers hidden talents and confronts past mistakes. With decorations by Salem Tamer, this book offers a vivid portrayal of Western life and the timeless struggle of a young man finding his place in the world.