The Lobo Outback Funeral Home
Ex-conservation-lobbyist Jack Hunter has retired from the nature-preservation scene. Turning a cynical leaf and giving up on what he feels to be a hopeless cause, he returns to New Mexico to live a quiet life as a farrier. But shoeing horses is ruining Jack's back, and his new girlfriend's passionate drive to save the Diablo Wilderness Area from logging plans begins to rub off on him. Jack starts to realize that he still has the ardor and dedication to fight for the environment. There is a lot of testosterone fantasy in Foreman's first novel. Jack doesn't have to do much to receive the attentions of very attractive and seductive women, and whatever the situation, he always remains tough. Still, his outlook, thoughts, and feelings are centered on the condition of the environment. Incidentally, Foreman is the well-known conservation leader and founder of Earth First.Michelle KaskeCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.