A book told in first person often allows for the most colorful vehicle in storytelling. Picketwire Vaquero by James D. Crownover (Five Star, $25.95) is one of those stories. The remedies in this book are one-of-a-kind, personal accounts that come from deep in one’s past. If you can abide all of the names and dates in the first chapter of the book, you come to not just a good


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