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Walk Me to the Distance (Southern Revivals) Books the New York Times bestsellingVietnam veteran David Larson can't go home again. Instead the Georgia native wanders westward into the desolate landscape of Slut's Hole, Wyoming, and seeks to integrate himself amid a hardscrabble cast of memorable locals. David is taken in by Sixbury, a one legged widow, sheep farmer, and mother to a nearly adult mentally handicapped son. This rough hewn family unit is later augmented when David becomes the unwilling guardian to Butch, a Vietnamese