Product Description
by Fay Risner (Author)
Fay Risner has brought Stringbean Hooper to life again with this second story in the Stringbean Hooper series about his adventures in the West. Looking forward to a journey across country to San Jose, California, Stringbean and his wife, Theo, have no idea just how much trouble they would get into. Mishaps like upset Indians, a flood, a mad bear, a crazy woman with prairie fever and more happen to the Hoopers. Through it all, Stringbean meets the challenges with his usual sense of humor, but he notices as the journey drags out Theo is getting crankier by the minute. He sure hopes she lightens up by the time they get to her brother's wedding in San Jose. It didn't help to have warning advice freely handed out to Theo, known as Small Feet, by Indian shaman Matilda Vinci about being careful around Stringbean, Sioux name Walking Dead, so he doesn't get her killed.
Author Biography
Fay Risner lives with her husband, Harold, on a central Iowa acreage along with their chickens and cats. A retired Certified Nurse Aide at the local nursing home, she divides her time between writing books, working in her flowers and the garden and going fishing with her husband. Fay has an author site at http: www/wordpress.com/ with her blog posts if you want to keep up with her latest book releases. As she was growing up, westerns were what she read along with the rest of her family. So it's only natural she write a few westerns to go along with the mysteries, Amish series and novellas. Fay Risner uses 14 font in her large print books to make them reader friendly. All her books have a mid west, Iowa and small town flavor. She pulls readers into her stories, making it hard to put a book down until the reader sees how the story ends. Readers say the characters are fun to get to know and often humorous. The books leave the reader wanting a sequel or a series so they can read about the characters again. If you like this or any other book Fay has written be sure to leave a review so others will become familiar with her work
