Vroege RecensentenJeff Zwagerman

Zander’s new romantic interest, Aubrey, is kidnapped right in front of him, and he never saw it coming. He needs to engage an old friend or two to help him try to attempt a rescue. Unfortunately, another problem rears its head before he has a chance to make good on his rescue plan. Zander finds out he’s a father. Before he has time to even process that fact, something else hits him right in the gut. His newborn daughter has been kidnapped. Ill-advised decisions from his previous life continue to haunt Zander. When he finally has a chance to find happiness in the mountains of Colorado with Aubrey, everything falls apart. Most people might give up, but that’s when we find Zander at his best. He needs to be in control, and he needs to make his own plans. Combining both sets of these problems, however, might prove to be too much even for Zander. Text will be in PDF format.

Zander’s sometimes hippie friend, Fats, had quite a story from his past. He hadn’t really shared it with anyone, but now the reader finds out where he came from and what has happened to him. It may explain why he and his best friend Zander have a kindred relationship. Being born and raised in Montana answers some of the questions about why Fats is comfortable in his Frasier mountain setting. His past has been filled with unanswered dreams and a feeling of hopelessness. Stupid decisions and his growing need to be with the opposite sex leads him into uncharted adventures. Those adventures are the reason Fats has the same damaged personality as his friend Zander. Fats had no plan to be involved with a woman who would eventually need to be eliminated. It may not have been the smartest relationship. Text is in PDF format.