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In post-Civil War Kentucky, two cousins chase freedom, love, and legacy through storms, sermons, and the wilds of Texas. A lyrical Western epic of manhood, friendship, and redemption.

A sweeping, lyrical American epic about loss, redemption, and the untamed spirit of the post-Civil War frontier.

In the smoky hills of postbellum Kentucky, two young cousins—Chas Bellew and Jackie Ray Monroe—stand at a crossroads. Sons of the fallen, molded by war but denied a battlefield, they seek meaning in a world struggling to heal. When a violent storm rocks their mountain town and tests their courage, a new path is forged—one leading westward, toward danger, self-discovery, and the mythic promise of Texas.

Sunday Rain is a richly told saga blending the grit of the classic Western with the soul of Southern Gothic. At its heart are themes of masculine friendship, family honor, lost faith, and a yearning for something beyond the horizon. With unforgettable characters—from a fiery preacher to a Cherokee philosopher, from sharp-tongued sweethearts to bourbon-soaked drifters—Pete Lester crafts a world where the past lingers like smoke on the hills, and manhood must be earned with dust, blood, and heart.

Perfect for fans of Larry McMurtry, Charles Frazier, and Cormac McCarthy, Sunday Rain is a frontier novel for a new generation—gritty, soulful, and deeply human.