GLENDALE, Ariz. – A fourth book written
by Rusty Bradshaw, editor of newspapers in Sun City and Sun City West, is now
available for purchase on multiple platforms.
“Battle for Stephanie” was produced by
iUniverse. The book is available in paperback and ebook versions on the
iUniverse online bookstore, Barnes & Noble and Amazon.
“This was an exciting book to write,”
Bradshaw said. “There are family dynamics, suspense, the thrill of the chase
and for the final portions of the book I drew on my time growing up in the
mountains of Wyoming.”
“Battle for Stephanie” is a thriller with
plenty of twists and turns throughout.
Stephanie Wallis was living a blissful
life, from her perspective. She had two loving parents, was a good student and
enjoyed school, and despite her parents struggling financially, had much of
what she needed and wanted. The family had changed locations often, but she was
able to adjust well each time.
But just when things seemed to be
settling down, everything changed and turned her world upside down, altering
her life in ways she could not imagine.
Amid her parents’ unexpected split and
looming custody battle, Stephanie was abducted and saw her teacher killed. She
was then thrust into a different kind of battle to recue her and restore her to
her family.
Bradshaw’s
other three books are “The Rehabilitation of Miss Little,” “Moist on the
Mountain” and “Gorge Justice.” Visit www.rustythewriter.org.
Bradshaw is a journalist of 40 years, now
working for Independent Newsmedia in Arizona. He edits weekly newspapers in the
retirement communities of Sun City and Sun City West. He also worked as editor
for Independent’s Surprise, Peoria and Scottsdale editions.
He holds a Bachelor of Science degree
from Eastern Oregon University, attended Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming
and grew up in the small town of Dubois, Wyoming.
Bradshaw and his wife, Jeanne, live in
Glendale, Arizona.
