An Unarmed Woman - Bennion, John
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Rachel O'Brien Rockwood, like her stepfather J. D., longs to hunt criminals and other miscreants. So when, in 1887, during the height of US anti-polygamy legislation, two federal deputies on the lookout for Mormon polygamists are murdered in the small village of Centre, west of Salt Lake City, she jumps at the chance to join the investigation.

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Rachel O'Brien Rockwood, like her stepfather J. D., longs to hunt criminals and other miscreants. So when, in 1887, during the height of US anti-polygamy legislation, two federal deputies on the lookout for Mormon polygamists are murdered in the small village of Centre, west of Salt Lake City, she jumps at the chance to join the investigation.
Autorenporträt
John Bennion is a six-generation native of Utah's western desert. He is associate professor of English at Brigham Young University, where he teaches creative writing and British literature. He is the author of Breeding Leah (1991) and Falling Toward Heaven (2000). He has published short work in AWP Chronicle, Best of the West II, Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought, English Journal, High Country News, Hotel Amerika, Journal of Mormon History, Southwest Review, Utah Historical Quarterly, and elsewhere. He lives in Utah Valley with his wife, a psychotherapist. They are the parents of five children.