King of the Road Jim Hinckley calls Kingman, Arizona, his adopted hometown. There he met and courted his wife of 40 years, Judy. Before turning to writing 22 books and speaking engagements, Hinckley worked a diverse array of jobs. He worked on ranches in Arizona and New Mexico, and in mines, both open pit and underground, throughout the West. He also worked as a truck driver, mechanic, repossession agent and as the manager of a finance company. I was raised on the road. My folks used to teas


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