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"When it came to western mountain men, no one on earth ever matched the physical prowess or will to survive of John ""Liver-Eating"" Johnson. This new biography captures the legend."

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"Born and raised in Chicago, D. J. Herda worked for years at The Chicago Tribune, as well as at numerous other Chicago-area newspapers and magazines, before becoming an internationally syndicated columnist. Herda's interest in Western Americana goes back to his childhood. He has published on the subjects of Calamity Jane, Doc Holliday, Frank and Jesse James, Billy the Kid, Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch, Wyatt Earp, and other Western legends. He has written ""Forts of the American West"" and other articles for American West, Arizona Highways, and other magazines. D. J. Herda has lived in the Rocky Mountains of the southwestern United States for nearly three decades. Growing up on the outskirts of Memphis, Tennessee, in a large extended family, Roy Worley learned the art of storytelling from his grandpa Paw Neely, who instilled a strong sense of family, hard work, and a love for Christ. As an extrovert, Roy loves being around people, talking and laughing over a strong cup of coffee. These days Roy and his wife, Rebecca, call the Chicago area home. After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in education, Roy felt God's calling upon him to commit full-time to preaching and teaching the Word of God. He entered Mid America Baptist Theological Seminary in his hometown of Memphis, where he earned a Master of Divinity degree. Over the years he has served as both a pastor and foreign missionary. He and his wife were privileged to live in Chile for six years, where they shared the Lord's message in Spanish (yep, he's fluent), helping Chilean Christians learn how to study the Bible for themselves and how to share their faith with whomever was interested. Now, when not working as a full-time voice actor, Roy works in the church that he and Rebecca attend, where he has the privilege of volunteering in men's ministry, leading Bible studies and discipling men. His warm, clear, baritone voice can be heard narrating videos, directing people in phone messages, and narrating audiobooks (nonfiction, fiction, western novels, and kids books). Roy is honored to call companies and organizations like Tiffany & Co, Firestone, Pizza Hut, and Wounded Warriors his voice-over clients, and a number of publishers have tapped into his deep baritone well for audiobook narration as well! When not recording, Roy enjoys lifting weights, expanding his creativity by spending time outside in his large backyard planning his spring vegetable garden, and creating beautiful landscapes of vibrant flowers, shrubs, and trees. He also loves to imagine he's on his own DIY home improvement show, refinishing and repurposing old furniture and remodeling his own home, embarking on what he calls his ""fifty year remodeling plan,"" which his wife promptly gifts him with a loving roll of her eyes. While Roy has traveled widely and lived in several different countries, his warm southern charm and ubiquitous sense of humor are still his faithful companions."

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