L a Harder

I Rode for the Wigglin' W L a Harder

Poet, Philosopher, Parking Lot Attendant... Flynn McGuin is Something of a Renaissance Man. In this installment of his memoirs, a young Flynn accepts the job offer of his dreams--riding, roping, and wrangling, in the hills of Wyoming. Within hours of arriving at the Wigglin' W Ranch he regrets his decision. The place is, in Flynn's own words, an insane asylum with a Western motif. Attempting to beat a hasty retreat, he instead misses the bus, winds up in a saloon, and falls hard for a beautiful dancing girl. As love awakens his heart and incapacitates his brain, Flynn forgets fleeing and commences a clumsy courtship. Things are clearly going his way until he realizes he's made some enemies. Also, the girl isn't interested in being courted. Or is she?With sly wit and tongue-in-check humor, McGuin delivers everything you'd expect in a rollicking Western parody: Evil villains, bar-room brawls, scheming swindlers, naked protestors, a talking mannequin, and of course, forbidden love!