The subtitle of this work is True Adventures of my Life. It is a collection of unique, interesting, and funny stories written by Alan Guzzetti, an east coast Italian-American.This book is part memoir and part travelogue, with one hilarious episode after another. Some of the stories are full of historical details and others highlight Guzzetti's intriguing observations. His powers of observation at the time and his amazingly accurate recollection many years later are evident througho...

Arnold understood the meaning of Adolph's meandering, but he had no idea what experiences his brother was drawing from. He was beginning to see the madness in this man.Adolph went on, "You know, I've been blessed with an ability to understand signs. Signs that, when read properly, can tell of future events, sometimes pleasant, and sometimes ominous. I believe that is why we have been so successful in reclaiming the Rights of the Fatherland, ridding the world of the filthy Jews and ...

Riverview is the name of a maximum security penitentiary. Riverview is also a poor prison town where the opening scene occurs, setting up a chilling and suspenseful sequence of events told in flashbacks.The lives of four people inextricably interweave to create a gripping story, crafted to hold the reader's attention throughout, and to keep him guessing about what will happen next.The protagonists include a psychopathic and bloodthirsty misfit who learned to hate from birth, ...

This sequel to the previous thriller, DANGEROUS PROFESSIONS, stands alone as an exciting continuing story. Either book may be read first. The first one as back story after reading the sequel, or in chronological order.In the first story, the two main characters, Mike DiNardo and Shannon Racette, were conscripted by Homeland Security and forced to track and terminate a dangerous Al-Qaeda leader. Now, they have moved to Switzerland and they marry, believing they will enjoy the good l...

The unique smell of gunpowder hung in the still air of the room bringing back an instant girlhood memory. She could taste as well as smell it. She remembered a Fourth of July evening years ago, sitting in the bleachers with her little friend Rebecca Slater, close to the ramp where the fireworks were being sent off. It both frightened and fascinated her. This time it was not a pleasant experience.Shannon Racette is forced to lead a double life, working in two dangerous professions, ...