Flat Rock

About the Book

Truelawney The primary character in this story is like most young bucks. Even though he was raised right, he still had growing up to handle. Lucky for him there were friends. From old John Stamey and best friend Rafe, he learned as he grew. Secrets kept on guard against evildoers. Adventurous and with enough sex to make an old maid blush. Life is a learning process if you can survive. Playing one hand and dealing another is a mighty fine line.

About the Author

Like most kids of my era, Saturday I was glued to the television. I cut my teeth on the old Westerns “The Lone Ranger,” “Gene Autry and Roy Rogers,” to name a few. Many a time, the money I made went for the paperback novels. An avid reader, I owe a debt of gratitude to Louis L’mour. He inspired me to try my hand at the writing trade. Though not as colorful or descriptive as him, I leaned toward fast action and sex. John Wayne, nearly everyone’s hero, along with Clint Eastwood exuberated masculinity. Even now as the public seems to produce more sissies, it’s time for a hero for the next generation. My background in construction work as well as my time working with cattle and horses gives me a lot of experience along with some of the characters I have known. I hope readers enjoy a success story. There are still wild cattle and horses in the breaks, if you’re man enough.