As All My Fathers Were

Brothers Richard and Seth Barrett, devoted to their family ranch on Nebraska's Platte River, are compelled by their mother's will to embark on a journey along the river to uncover their heritage and the land's history. Their expedition faces numerous challenges, including interference from a determined local farmer and political corruption, as they navigate personal and environmental conflicts. The novel richly depicts the Platte River as a powerful and almost living character, capturing its legendary nature.