Highrider Sets Out To Rescue Kidnapped Girl in Epic Old West Novel

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 09, 2009 -
Set in the 1890s against the glorious backdrop of the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming, a highrider, Puckett—also known as Puck—sets out to retrieve a kidnapped, eight-year-old Shoshoni Indian girl, Papu Banta.

When the kidnappers demand a ransom, the governor commissions Puck to revive the cold trail.  Puck gathers a posse of sharpshooters, Indian guides, packers and a cook to ride the rough terrain.  It is up to him to find the kidnapped girl and rescue her while navigating the turbulent river of distrust and displacement that courses between Indian culture and the White settlers.

Publisher’s website: http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/PuckPapuBanta.html

About the Author: Robert A. Williams is a native of New Mexico.  He grew up four miles west of the Pecos, along the Goodnight-Loving Trail, in what was once Indian Territory.  As a youth, he worked on his grandfather’s farm and had a penchant for Old West cowboy movies.  Robert holds three undergraduate and graduate degrees and is an ordained minister, having been pastor of several country churches.  Robert is the Founder and Director of The Encouragers, a Christian ministry of “helps,” and a longtime volunteer Bible teacher.  He is the author of three non-fiction books and several magazine articles.  Puck is his first novel.  Robert and his wife, Eve, presently live in Dallas.

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