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| Category: Fiction:Adventure |
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| About the Book | |
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Do Unto Others is the first book in a series that chronicles the life and adventures of a middle-aged biker. Preacher, the main character, is a long-time Harley rider whose recent divorce combined with the death of his young daughter leaves him questioning his purpose in life. As an act of defiance, he spends his last dollar to buy a lottery ticket that nets him millions of dollars. This windfall, however, does not deter Preacher from his decision to take to the road in search of answers. Riding across Nevada on his “old girl,” a modified ’71 FLH, he gets caught up in a small town emergency. Working against negative stereotypes that surround the biker culture, Preacher embodies a sense of honesty and justice in a town that respects hard work and honor. Above all, Preacher adheres to a set of moral codes shared by his “brotherhood”—a network of fellow bikers who are willing to do anything to support each other and their code of honor.
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| About the Author | |
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Victor Shurtz lives on a ranch in northern California with his wife and two Queensland heelers. For years he traveled extensively in the saddle of his '71 FLH. Those experiences serve as inspiration for the Preacher series of books. |