The Grandfathers' Promise
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The Grandfathers' Promise. In this 385 page novel you start your reading adventure at Chapter #1: where you begin to live your life in an alternate reality. Each moment, each careless thought, or kiss, could be your last. Learn of a world where right and wrong clash for survival. Re-discover the roots of all evil, long thought dead and forgotten, where chaos once reigned and civility was dragged through the gutter.
So imagine while reading this exciting fiction, thrillers, suspense, and crime novel, The Grandfathers' Promise, from the beginning to THE END. Feel the howl of a bitter December snow storm, maybe hear dogs barking their threat, into the dark of the night.
Let your mind be surrounded by traffic noises, party excitement, shots ringing out, and footsteps going... nowhere. Hear laughter and intense conversations that proffer a life of love or maybe even more mayhem.
Now please continue reading minute by minute, to imagine a moment when a massive explosion rips apart something of great value, to someone who also discovers, that great danger soon awaits him. While you stumble forward in the dark of the night, be aware of the howl of the monkeys and the deep jungle sounds . Now place yourself in a room where a plan is made. Imagine the spoken words, that build out that plan and the character's who will carry out that same plan.
Follow the book's characters as they travel the world to put their plans into action, from the USA to South America, into Europe, and back again. Live within each moment as they seek their revenge.
The questions can now be posed: Have you discovered the promise? Are there more than one? Will one man succeed, where others have failed? And, if he does succeed, will this success bring about his redemption?
Read fully with your heart, mind, and soul, then ask yourself, what would I do?
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I began my career as a photojournalist in 1972, at the ripe old age of 23. My graduation day from Mesa Arizona State College was routine, at best. The next morning, as I casually glanced through the Mesa Gazette News, my eyes caught a small ad in the Help Wanted section for a Staff Photojournalist job. No experience necessary.
Still unemployed in a slow moving economy, I jotted down the phone number, and made the call. I quickly learned that not many calls would hold such a great importance in one's life or career.
Three days later, I went in for my initial interview, and within a few days of meeting with Mrs. Jessica Parks, then a Junior Editor with Empire State Global News, I was accepted for the position, and reported for work.
I would be paid the princely sum of $11,400 per year, plus an expense account. I was assigned to support a very well connected and experience staff reporter named, Gabriella Fausca.
Together with my new mentor, we both headed out to Oregon, for a reveling interview with a shadowy figure known only as Ernst Bahr. I would soon learn why he maintained his shadowy persona and how i got instantly and intimately exposed to the controlling world of... The Grandfathers.
