Publisher's Synopsis
She was a rodeo champion from Colorado who became a pioneer stuntwoman in Hollywood during the Golden Age of Motion Pictures. An outspoken feminist and activist in a time when such was unpopular, Alivia Chambers influenced many, made both friends and enemies... and lived something of a secret (and closeted) life with regards to her personal relationships. Her tragic death in a car crash in 1959 left even more questions to be answered.
Los Angeles-based private investigators Alan Madison and Theresa McKinley attempt to answer those questions as part of a complex case during the early 1960's...a case that brings the P.I. pair in touch with a range of celebrity cameos and sociocultural controversies. Explore the chasm between rumor and reality, fact and fiction, and the pages of yesteryear in this piece of Americana laced with LGBTQ+ themes, nostalgia, and retro-pop elements... Ariel Archer presents They Don't Ride Horses in L.A. Anymore.
