New Book "The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez" By, Billie Bierer

SPARKS, Nev. - Nov. 10, 2014 - PRLog -- Award winning author Billie Bierer has created The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez bringing a woman protagonist to life among the dusty relics of ole Tombstone, Arizona.

“I was motivated by an article I read years ago in USA Today that stated how few heroes, heroines were Hispanic,” commented Bierer during a recent interview.  “I lived in Arizona almost thirty years and have always had horses.  I know Arizona well, thus my two basic reasons for choosing who, when and where.”

The independent sense of justice is not a theme that is foreign in the Western genre. individual law, whether maintained solely for personal benefit, or for altruistic reasons, is the hallmark of an untamed era, before the sprawl of advancement swept across the arid lands, bringing with it impersonal morality and enforced order. These “knightly” figures are respected, or feared. They live by their own wits and on their own conditions. Within them lie the perplexities that is the Old West – the noble integrity, and the unflinching ruthlessness.

“The Legend of Tommy Jo Sanchez” creates characters that are engaging, genuine, and worthy of the genre.  They rub elbows with the likes of Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and Clara Barton, in Tombstone, AZ, gives it a sense of history. It is clear the author enjoyed doing her research, and the details bring the story to life

“It is an exciting read from a genre that receives little attention these days.  It offers something to satisfy without following all of the usual tropes, and for that, it is truly unique,” quoted Pacific Book Review.

For more information including free downloads, visit the author’s website at: http://www.billiebierer.com/