I want to very highly recommend two books I have read recently. The first is Golden Eagle by Tom Saunderson. This is a thriller I read in one sitting. Tom is a friend who has written a fantastic story about a terrorist threat to destroy a Nuclear Establishment in Scotland, and the efforts of one man to stop it. The ending will give you chills. Get Golden Eagle on line at www.trafford.com/05-1196

The other is A Statist Spy Tells All by Frank E. Landrey. This book involves a chance meeting between two men in a park whereby Fred Creasy gives a history lesson to David Lindy. What kind of history? A 100 year interconnecting “plot” to dramatically change the economic structure of America and create a highly centralized government – everything our Founding Fathers railed against. A captivating read.  You can get it at www.franklandrey.com or www.americasfirstdictator.com

Enjoy.

In a recent radio interview promoting Food Stories, I learned something about my own book from the host. She was very gracious and complimentary and read liberally on the air from the book. She said  though I had written it for other  men,  she found my introduction to be  profound, and felt Food Stories was more of a  personal diary. She said it covered a period of years showing me in different roles – father, friend, lover and ex-husband. I know this of course, but she phrased it in a way that really struck me. Interesting how different words from a different person can make one look at something differently.

If you are here for the first time, you can download a Free Chapter and get a taste of what she was talking about.

See you soon.