"That Golden Prairie Whale."
World Wide Release.Feb. 26th 2007
Catalogue order #, ISBN 1-4241-6050-2
Available now online at
http://www.amazon.com as well as http://www.booksamillion.com in the USA.
Published under Publish America out of Baltimore Maryland. USA.
This is a tale about Global Warming and how the simple actions of innocent creatures in their own evolution changed the fate of all around them. A story told by an old man to a group of children he has been left in charge of.
An old man balanced between this world and the next has one last tale to tell. He is in charge of his grandkids during a cattle branding. The youngest ones has a mean streak running though him which as far as grandpa is concerned should have something done about it. He sets about telling this tale using the strength he has left in him so he can instil a set of morals in this new generation, something he sees lacking. Around a campfire after dinner is done he begins to expose a creature he believes lived long before man showed up. He spins this tale encompassing modern events into the past showing how history repeats itself. He explains in his own way about prejudice, greed, friendship, war as well as right and wrong. All of this before the day is finished and time runs out for nature and the human race.
My Bio
I was born in Campbell River B.C. Canada; I now live in Alberta with wife Sandy and two dogs, Sam and Sadie. I am a Gourmet Chef, Artist, photographer and author. In my youth I logged and fished the west coast of Canada setting me off towards many adventures that now shape my attitudes towards life and my first book called That Golden Prairie Whale.
Being my first book published it had to contain a lot. It had to explore what seemed to be common problems though out the world without seeming preachy. It was in remembering my grandfather and the lessons he taught me without them seeming like I was learning anything that I remembered how it must be done. He told a story and in the story contained the things I needed to think about. What I did with the lesson after that was up to me, but at least I thought about it, that and the other what ifs that always surround those thoughts. I hope you enjoy That Golden Prairie Whale and think about the things we all should spend a bit more time on.
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