What a (D)ifference 40 years makes

June 18, 2014
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40 years ago, the Washington Post and Gary Trudeau’s “Doonesbury” were all over White House scandals. Today, not so much.

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By the Hands of Men, Book Two: “Into the Flames”

"Roy Griffis brings history to life, making the horrors of war and espionage breathe as two souls attempt to live on with their hearts shredded with pain. This slice of history, split between both Charlotte’s and Robert’s lives as they attempt to save others to fill the emptiness they feel. Mr. Griffis writes with heart, as he allows his readers to feel each moment as if they were right there. Wonderful characters, some a little mysterious, but all are very well developed and uniquely placed in this saga exactly when needed. Highly recommended reading for history lovers, highly recommended for anyone who likes good reading with depth."
Five Star Review, Tome Tender Book blog

By the Hands of Men, Book Three: “The Wrath of a Righteous Man”

"I simply can’t say enough good things about this book. It’s a read for the long haul, with steady pacing, characters whose spirits are torn apart and slowly, painfully rebuilt, plus a supporting cast of three-dimensional characters who breath life and color into the tapestry. And there is the story itself, which is nothing more than an epic picture of a world between wars, as experienced on human scale through the two protagonists. The bare bones I’ve told here don’t begin to convey the wealth of detail and adventure that are woven into the twin stories of Robert and Charlotte, of what the war has cost, and of what they’ve each gained."
Five Star Review, Novelist Barb Taub

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