Phyllis de la Garza is a master storyteller of old Arizona, both legend and lore, often with a female theme. Her latest Arizona tale, Railroad Avenue, takes place in Willcox where a struggling Bonnie Faraday toils with the upkeep and hardships of managing the family ranch in Cochise County. Through a series of violent attacks, including her brother’s murder and the kidnapping of her grandfather, Bonnie turns to the powers of the Southern Pacific Railroad, after county authorities refused to


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