About The BookPeter Donlon was born to a family of love and devotion but soon came to learn a vindictive adultneighbor can destroy a family with a well-planned attack. He hated his mother for years and finally escaped her control and resentfulness when joining theArmy.

There, he distinguished himself during the Korean War. After surviving several life-takinghardships, Peter developed a sense of closeness with the man above and finally asked for hisguidance.

Forgiveness led him to establish a home near his father, where he met Arlene Hardy, a newlycommissioned Park Ranger, who helped him appreciate the life he had before him. But it was Elizabeth McMillan, a Haute Star newspaper reporter, who stole his heart and gold toface his reprisal.

Peter Donlon’s down-to-earth honesty and straightforwardness finds a way to triumph overthe shadows in his life. Like he once said, “Pick up a hand grenade, and you can live a wholelifetime in a second!”While part of this story is drawn from the author's life, the book should be considered a work offiction.

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