Sara Hoyt, Her Mother’s Daughter by Pam Stevens

About Sara Hoyt, Her Mother’s Daughter by Pam Stevens

This story takes place several years after The Reluctant Courier. Sara, Sandi and Steve’s daughter has grown up under her father’s tutelage. Steven Hoyt, a retired Navy SEAL and US Congressman; now runs his own high end security business. He trained Sara to be completely self reliant and an expert in self defense. He didn’t want her to need a knight in shinning armor, he wanted her to know how to use the sword herself! Growing up she would often be seen in military fatigues, running on the SEALS obstacle courses or practicing on the shooting range. He wanted her to be able to defend herself in all situations. She went to college and graduated a cyber security expert.

Now Sara facing the challenge of a lifetime, the one her father tried to prepare her for but hoped she never had to face, her father is missing, possibly kidnapped or possibly murdered. No one seems to believe that he is alive, so she has to form her own search party, pairing up with a newly discharged Navy SEAL, Kurt Rutledge, who was looking to work for her father. Sara intends to find out what happened to father no matter what. Steve often compares Sara to her mother, saying “you are your mothers daughter”, but she is also call a “bad ass chick” by some.

The story follows her Sara and Kurt, in her search for her father, and her near death experiences at the hand of her father’s enemies.

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Author Bio:
Pam Stevens began writing for a horse magazine in her late twenties, where she wrote articles and did photography work. Always an avid reader, one day, she decided, “I can do this!” and she began writing The Reluctant Courier. Drawing on her own experiences working with horses and animals and people in general, she created Sandi, a young, independent rodeo contestant. Even though the individuals who read The Reluctant Courier all said it was “great” and “better than many published books,” her writing got sidelined by life.
Now at over 70 years old, after four children, seven grandchildren, running a couple of businesses, a divorce, a successful remarriage, the death of her father, and eventually her mother did she decide to self-publish The Reluctant Courier, and now the second in the series, Sara Hoyt, Her Mother’s Daughter. Her hope is that her readers enjoy these books and the others she is working on as much as she enjoys writing them.