![]() ![]() As part of that group, he comes to understand their perspective, which makes things awkward for him when he returns to Las Cruces. What he discovers is that there are two sides to every story, and more than one way to deal with a problem.Īrmstrong uses Messi’s memory loss, suffered at the end of Book 2, to place him in the midst of the Tularosa Basin and the Lee network of family and friends. ![]() In this book, her narrator, Jesús Messi, gets to know the Lee family, the clan that was thought by many to be responsible for the Fountain disappearance. While Fall would go on to be implicated in the Teapot Dome scandal, Fountain would disappear into the White Sands in 1896 with his ten-year-old son Henry.īut I’m getting ahead of myself and Armstrong’s novel The White Sands. ![]() The third book in Mary Armstrong’s Two Valleys saga, The White Sands, takes a further dive into the history of southern New Mexico as it explores the events that led up to the famous feud between Albert Fountain and Albert Fall. ![]()
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