Dave Sanders joins Linda, the love of his life in San Francisco. It's the sixties, and they immediately pick up on the lifestyle of the era and the city. Their life there is filled with joy and a lot of love, together and with others. Work is also filled with new adventures as Dave ventures into the new world of main frame computers, operating and programming. When they leave San Francisco to return to the Midwest, they stop at Waterloo, Iowa, Linda's hometown. There, they get married and spend their wedding night with another couple, who are two old friends. It proves to be a memorable night.…mehr
Dave Sanders joins Linda, the love of his life in San Francisco. It's the sixties, and they immediately pick up on the lifestyle of the era and the city. Their life there is filled with joy and a lot of love, together and with others. Work is also filled with new adventures as Dave ventures into the new world of main frame computers, operating and programming. When they leave San Francisco to return to the Midwest, they stop at Waterloo, Iowa, Linda's hometown. There, they get married and spend their wedding night with another couple, who are two old friends. It proves to be a memorable night. They finally settle on a piece of land in Minnesota, northwest of Minneapolis. There is where they live out their lives, filled with nonstop love and adventure. Work, and the challenges of corporate life, followed by an independent life where he makes his own decisions is a big part of life for Dave. But for Dave, life with Linda was the best adventure of all, as their love continues to grow, no matter how many years go by.
Writing as Michael Wiley, Michael George is the author of eleven novels and two books of literary criticism. Recipient of the Best Novel Shamus Award for A Bad Night's Sleep as well as other prizes and nominations for his long fiction, he also publishes short stories, including "Where There's Love," selected for the Best Mystery Stories of 2022 anthology. His fiction focuses on crime, in Chicago, where he grew up, the Southeast, where he has lived for the past twenty-five years, and, as in Find Your Own Way Home, the spaces in between. Having worked as an itinerant cherry picker, an attendant at an in-patient mental health facility, and a speechwriter, Michael is a professor of creative writing and literature at the University of North Florida.
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