Ralph Hayes Livres

The narrative offers a humorous glimpse into growing up in small-town Idaho during the 1960s, juxtaposed with the author's unexpected journey as a farmboy turned global traveler. It chronicles experiences from Aberdeen to iconic locations like New York City and the Berlin Wall, highlighting the contrast between rural life and international adventures in munitions disposal. The stories reflect both nostalgia and the surprising twists of life that can lead one far from their humble beginnings.

A year after being saved from kidnapping, Dulcie Provost is waiting for the return of her rescuer, bounty hunter Certainty Sumner. But first Sumner has to carry out one more mission - tracking down the sadistic outlaw known as the Lakota Kid. But unbeknown to Sumner, he himself is also the quarry of an equally ruthless bounty hunter, Luther Bastian. The father of a gang member Sumner killed while rescuing Dulcie wants vengeance and has duped Bastian into believing that Sumner has turned outlaw. Can Sumner possibly survive being hunted down by a bounty hunter as skilled and determined as himself?