Dean Lambros

Who's Peter Leopold (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Travis Leopold, grandson of war hero Peter Leopold, uncovers a hidden mafia connection in his grandfather's past. As an actor, Travis pioneers 'Fact-Acting,' merging truth and performance. Operating as Freddy Dodge, a mob collector, he orchestrates controlled chaos in the town of Misty Glen, revealing a town's secret criminal underbelly. Balancing wealth and duality, Travis navigates the blurred lines of identity and reality, immersing himself in the unpredictable world of organized crime in a riveting exploration of truth and performance. Dean Lambros was born and raised in a small town. His early years were marked by the close-knit community and simple lifestyle that often define such places, but his aspirations and curiosity soon led him to explore the broader horizons of America's big cities. Over the years, Dean resided in several metropolitan areas, each offering its unique blend of opportunities and experiences. He has called Phoenix, Arizona his home for the past thirty years. His professional journey took root in photography. As a corporate executive, his ability to see and convey the beauty in everyday life garnered him significant recognition in his field. He transitioned from executive to business owner, partnering with one of his sons, to blend his professional expertise with an entrepreneurial spirit. Upon retiring, Dean found a new avenue for his creativity and introspection: writing. What began as a therapeutic exercise quickly revealed Dean's innate talent for storytelling. He discovered that he had a natural ability to weave narratives that captivate and engage readers. Dean has penned his first novel, showcasing his unique voice and imaginative prowess.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 1900
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798350992472
• Artikelnr.: 73375774