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Content snapshot
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Violence
Some
Period violence and family conflict across decades; some deaths
Language
Some
Moderate language; sweeping saga register
Sexual Content
Some
Adult romantic relationships across three generations; some intimate content
Substance Use
Some
Heavy drinking as a family legacy problem across the saga
Emotional Intensity
Some
The transmission of wealth and damage across generations, the particular costs of a driven patriarch, the women who sustain a family while the men chase something else
What this book is about
The first in Fern Michaels's Texas series. Seth Coleman is a wildcatter who strikes oil in Texas in the 1930s and builds an empire. The novel follows his children and grandchildren across decades as they inherit his drive, his money, and the damage he did to everyone who loved him. A sweeping family saga in the grand tradition of Texas-sized fiction.
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adult romantic content across multiple generations
period violence and family conflict
multigenerational saga spanning decades
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