Where Once Was Peace
by Jim Perkins
Description
A young man's happy and idyllic life is shattered by the loss of love and by death. He faces possible prison time for shooting someone to protect his errant stepfather. But instead of prison he is sent to the jungles of Vietnam to fight a brutal and de-humanizing war. Anyone who grew up in the 60's will recognize the angst of trying to pick up the pieces of a once peaceful life.
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Author Biography
I am the author of four fiction novels: The Red Jacket, The Wine Red Road, Where Once Was Peace and Death in the Gallatin Valley. I currently am working on my fifth novel, tentatively titled Camelot Down, Berkeley 1969. I also write what I hope is a witty, humorous, sarcastic, social commentary blog called, According to Sam and Jim (accordingtosamandjim.blogspot.com) two days a week. I try to locate my fiction stories in real towns where I’ve lived or visited frequently. Subplots in my books often involve a relationship between a father or stepfather and son.
I draw from a wide variety of work and personal experiences for my writing. I retired from working as a right-of-way agent, buying and selling real estate for Washington State and Whatcom County (Bellingham), at the end of 2010. Prior to working for the government I was an independent real estate agent. I also have worked in a grocery store, as a collections officer for a finance company, at the U.S. Post Office, for the California Highway Patrol, as a restaurant cook and manager, as a newspaper reporter and publisher and as a magazine editor and freelance contributor.
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- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- Publish StatusSelf-Published
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