Wolfville Nights

"Wolfville Nights" by Alfred Henry Lewis is a story that paints a picture of life in the old American Southwest at the start of the 1900s, picking up where his previous books left off; it throws us into the heart of Wolfville, a town bursting with lively characters and dramatic events, introducing us to figures like Silver Phil, a villainous character, and other townsfolk as they navigate the challenges and friendships of their wild world. The story kicks off with the Old Cattleman's account of Silver Phil's escapades, detailing his knack for stirring up trouble, especially his risky showdown with Dan Boggs. As the story shows Silver Phil's attempts to cheat and his violent actions, everything comes to dangerous head when he's exposed as a criminal and makes a run for it, only to meet his end at the hands of Boggs. The book creates images of the dangerous, yet supportive ranching community, setting the stage for even more adventures and stories to unfold.