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\nThe Murder of Eddie Watchman<\/h2>\n\n
BOOK ONE OF THE GLEN CANYON TRILOGY<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\t
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Record drought exposes a missing Navajo police cruiser at the bottom of Lake Powell, the vast reservoir at the heart of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. What\u2019s inside will spark an investigation putting two childhood friends at each other\u2019s throats\u2013Golden Boy Dr. Jordan Hunt and disgraced Navy SEAL Tic Douloureux. This story of intrigue and betrayal, of false friendship versus deep-seated loyalty, peopled by pot hunters and militiamen, drug dealers and gangbangers, will grip you from its opening murder sequence to its thunderous climax on the slick rock ramparts of Navajo Mountain.<\/p>\n

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\nHow Gerald Glass Died<\/h2>\n\n
BOOK TWO OF THE GLEN CANYON TRILOGY<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n\t
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How did Gerald Glass die down in Glen Canyon Dam years ago? Accident? Suicide? Murder? What legacy did he leave his children? Bitterness and despair? Respect and admiration? And how is that legacy about to play itself out?<\/p>\n

The answers to these questions power this second book in The Glen Canyon Trilogy<\/em>, in which Head Ranger Sarah Tanner and her colleagues\u2014 Park Rangers Luke Russell and Tommy Two Clouds, FBI Special Agent Luanda Wilmington, and Dr. Jordan Hunt\u2014join forces once again to confront an old foe now in league with a new partner, a disturbed wildlife biologist with a warped desire to see the dam destroyed. Complicating matters is a meddling Washington bureaucrat covering up a terrible secret.<\/p>\n

Author of The Murder of Eddie Watchman<\/em>, Richard Ryan populates this story of attempted redemption with a gorgeous blond nymphet, a hippy with a trust fund and helicopter parents, a small-town process server cum P.I., and a starry eyed high school valedictorian. Set in the starkly beautiful wilderness of Lake Powell and the cold heart of Glen Canyon Dam, this story of kismet, parental betrayal, an old enigma, misguided loyalty, and soured idealism, keeps the hits coming until the ultimate detonation.<\/p>\n

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\nMEET THE AUTHOR<\/span><\/h2>\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\t
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Richard N. Ryan has hiked, camped and rafted extensively in the canyon lands of Utah and Arizona. A retired teacher, he taught for 20 years on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and New Mexico, and has worked as a journalist and copywriter in Phoenix. He lives in Aztec, New Mexico, with his wife and two dogs.<\/p>\n

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A compelling image-rich story of loyalty, betrayal, and page-turning suspense.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n\t