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| Moving Serafina |
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| Bob Cherry's most recent novel, available wherever books are sold! |
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| Late in Clayton Elliott’s life, he faces hard and long-deferred choices. Following the recent death of his wife, Adelita, he is forced to bury her in the little West Texas border town of Solitario instead of next to their three-year old daughter, Serafina’s, remains on their hardpan ranch. To pay for Adelita’s cancer treatments, Clayton has contracted to sell this marginal ranchland to water developers. More... |
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"With Moving Serafina, Bob Cherry joins the ranks of the finest writers of the West."
—W. C. Jameson |
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"There is more than enough suspense,
irony, and description here to make
this both an enjoyable read and a fine
chronicle of loneliness, friendship, and the double-edged impact of
illegal immigration along the
Mexican border."
—Ron Rozelle |
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"The central character, Clayton
Elliott, is truly a man of the American West, the West that is vanishing today. Clayton is one of those figures that J. Frank Dobie described as ‘out of the old rock.’"
—James Ward Lee |
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