Milo Ryder - Volk, Lowell F.
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Life at Ryder Ranch has returned to normal until the day three men enter the Stonewall Mercantile while Hannah and Maria are shopping for fabric with Ester. One of the men, called Knox, grabs Maria's arm and won't let go. Hannah reacts, slugging Knox in the face and busting his nose. Then she grabs a stove shovel and knocks him out. The other men back away, but as they drag their friend out of the store, they threaten Hannah, Maria, and Ester. This is how things begin, but it isn't the end. Hannah's life is now in danger, and she finds herself the target of men with murderous egos who will stop at nothing to see her humiliated and even killed.…mehr

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Life at Ryder Ranch has returned to normal until the day three men enter the Stonewall Mercantile while Hannah and Maria are shopping for fabric with Ester. One of the men, called Knox, grabs Maria's arm and won't let go. Hannah reacts, slugging Knox in the face and busting his nose. Then she grabs a stove shovel and knocks him out. The other men back away, but as they drag their friend out of the store, they threaten Hannah, Maria, and Ester. This is how things begin, but it isn't the end. Hannah's life is now in danger, and she finds herself the target of men with murderous egos who will stop at nothing to see her humiliated and even killed.
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Lowell F. Volk, a native of Minnesota, retired in 2004 and is living in Pleasant View, Colorado. He is a member of Western Writers of America. Lowell and his wife, Mary Lou, have five children: Terri (deceased), Scott (deceased), Paula, Lowell Jr., and Kathy.Lowell has a BS from California Lutheran in computer science and an MBA from the University of La Verne. He retired from General Dynamics in 2004 where he was a manager of software engineers, which required extensive travel both in the United States and overseas. After he retired, Lowell was a substitute teacher of K through 12th grades, on the board of directors of the Peasant View Fire Department, a member of the Montezuma Sheriffs Possie, and a former Deputy Sheriff of Montezuma County, Colorado. He now enjoys writing books.