About this Event
Country Bookshelf is excited to welcome Dane Bahr, author of the new novel , in conversation with local author Jamie Harrison.
Tickets are not required for this event, but RSVPs are appreciated. Please RSVP by reserving a FREE general admission ticket on this page.
Books can be purchased at the event or ordered in advance on our website or by calling Country Bookshelf at (406) 587-0166 during regular business hours.
The event at a glance:
- On April 25, please arrive early to secure your seat. Seating is general admission, first come, first served.
- At 6:00pm, the event will begin. The speakers will take audience questions following the program.
- After the talk, the author will sign books.
- Can't attend in person? Order signed copies on our website or by calling (406) 587-0166. Signing requests must be placed 24 hours before the event and can only be taken for books we currently have on our shelves.
ABOUT THE DEAD RINGER
Montana, 1935. Bludgeoned and buried alive by his bank-robbing partner and half brother, Benjamin Kilt should have been a corpse. But now very much on this side of heaven, Kilt’s quest for revenge will be unlike anything the West has ever seen.
Kilt is joined on his journey by Bonnie, a thirteen-year-old Indigenous girl he somewhat reluctantly rescues from her abusive “keeper.” It is through Bonnie’s recollections in old age of Kilt’s thorny quest for justice that Dane Bahr’s masterful tale unwinds, showcasing the tragic, complicated history of the two brothers and leading to a showdown at the very ranch where they were raised.
For readers of Charles Portis, Elmore Leonard, and Annie Proulx, The Dead Ringer explores the slippery justification of questionable deeds done for honorable ends, a bold and haunting novel featuring a man brought back from the dead to exact revenge, only to discover that the world is capable of good no matter how tragic the end may be.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Dane Bahr was born in Minnesota. He is the author of The Houseboat and Stag. He lives in Washington state with his wife and sons.
Jamie Harrison has lived in Montana for more than thirty years. She is the author of the Jules Clement novels, as well as the novels The Center of Everything and The Widow Nash, the winner of a Reading the West Book Award and a finalist for the High Plains Book Award.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Country Bookshelf, 28 West Main Street, Bozeman, United States
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