No country for old men

About “No country for old men”

Cormac McCarthy's No Country for Old Men is set on the Texas-Mexico border, where rustlers have been replaced by drug-runners. The story follows Llewellyn Moss, who discovers a truck full of heroin and two million dollars in cash. When Moss takes the money, he triggers a violent chain of events that even the law, represented by Sheriff Bell, cannot stop. A mysterious mastermind, who makes life-or-death decisions by flipping coins, pursues Moss. The novel redefines the American crime story while addressing timeless and modern themes. Published in 2005, it is considered a triumph.