Chocolate Legs

Cheek, Roland

ISBN 10: 0918981077 / ISBN 13: 9780918981073

Published by Skyline Publishing, Columbia Falls, Montana, 2001

About this Item

Light edgewear. The laminate along bottom edge of book is starting to peel. Light wear. Book cocked. Very light soiling. Signed & inscribed (to a person) by author on inside front cover. Seller Inventory # 032285

Bibliographic Details

Title: Chocolate Legs

Publisher: Skyline Publishing, Columbia Falls, Montana

Publication Date: 2001

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Good

Signed: Signed by Author(s)

Edition: First Edition

About this title

Synopsis:

Her story begins as an Ursid Shirley Temple, a cute blond phenom amid the real-life Shangri la of Glacier National Park's most scenic mountain valley. In time, however, the curtsying knockout zoomed to Princess Diana-sized celebrity, demanding more than admiring glances and the flashing bulbs of paparazzi cameras. It was those outsized demands and an ever-growing haughtiness that attracted official attention.

From the Author:

A self-made naturalist, I have this thing about grizzly bears that some folks feel defies understanding. It's a still-evolving infatuation, taking me from a time when men hunted the great beasts until today, when I choose to write about the creatures capturing my heart.
   My newspaper columns and radio shows have earned me a place in the hearts of readers and listeners who, from coast to coast, know me as "America's Rocky Mountain Sage."   I have written six non-fiction books, the first about grizzlies--the award-winning Learning to Talk Bear--is in its 4th printing and continues to make "best seller" lists and now is available in ebook format as well. Now readers can thrill to a mesmerizing tale of grizzly bears and humans who, in chilling detail, morph into a lethal mix. Chocolate Legs provides that mix.