Cormac McCarthy Collection 6 Books Set Cities of Plain, Crossing, Road, Blood Meridian

The Cormac McCarthy Collection is a 6-book paperback set that brings together six of the authors most enduring works—The Road, Blood Meridian, No Country for Old Men, All the Pretty Horses, The Crossing, Cities of the Plain. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124031633. This complete paperback edition is perfect for readers building a McCarthy library, gifting a timeless classic, or diving into a masterclass in American fiction from a bestselling, award-winning author. The Road A father and his young son trek through a burned, nearly silent America, pushing toward the coast as ash drifts on the wind. With only a pistol, scarce food, and their resolve to guide them, they navigate danger, hunger, and a fragile bond that proves more powerful than any peril they face in this stark, hopeful post-apocalyptic tale. Blood Meridian Blood Meridian is an epic meditation on violence and survival set against the brutal landscapes of the American West. Cormac McCarthy subverts traditional Western myth with his hallucinatory prose and a sprawling narrative that follows a nameless Kid through savage horizons and encounters that probe the costs of civilization and conquest. No Country for Old Men Llewelyn Moss stumbles onto a drug deal gone wrong and a stash of cash that upends his life. As merciless forces close in, the novel examines chance, fate, and moral consequence in McCarthys lean, tense style, delivering suspense without melodrama. All the Pretty Horses John Grady Cole, the last of a long line of Texas ranchers, sets out for Mexico with friends in search of meaning beyond the ranching life he knows. This coming-of-age story blends lyrical dialogue with a vivid sense of place, exploring honor, love, and the costs of chasing a dream. The Crossing Set in the years before the Second World War, The Crossing follows sixteen-year-old Billy Parham and his younger brother Boyd as they navigate loyalties, loss, and the ache of growing up against a changing Southwest