Witness in West Virginia

Ryan Coldwell has recently moved to West Virginia from Texas. One crisp, autumn day, Ryan decides to set out on a nice hike, to get a feel for the land nearby his new house.
While hiking along the muddy trail far from his house, Ryan witnesses a gruesome murder.
A series of wild, brutal, nerve-racking events transpire as Ryan seeks a way to report to law enforcement what he has witnessed.
On-the-run from evil villains-of-plenty, Ryan must out smart them all- in order to stay alive.
What will become of Ryan Coldwell?
Put on your hiking boots, and warm coat-and come along for this wild, nature-thriller- that is sure to have you on the edge of your seat.
The author- Thomas C. Stuhr wrote this entire novelette in the course of a few weeks-the style he used was very similar to spontaneous prose-where he composed this story in a completely raw, in the moment style- and where he let the story just flow from his mind-as he typed it, with little editing or selectivity.This highly improvised, and on-the-spot style of writing- is a style that Thomas has been using for many years as an author and writer.