The Morning of the Fourth Day

The brochure's promise - a wilderness vacation - nothing about FATE. John & Lee Mackintosh - conditioned to do BAD - combine with PURE EVIL. Will Dean now faced the consequences of his fateful return to camp. A new procedure may reduce HIS exposure to the cruel quirks of chaos. Gut-wrenching in places, it is poignant plea for truth in the record. Wiley Bean, 'Myron Wheeler', received his LL.B. from GW in 1964. No whodunit, six years of study in Russian/U.S. history are blended with military & wilderness experiences in this tale of hate & fate. Known for his ten year litigation with the surrogate-baby business, his windmill now - horrendous delays in execution. A novel idea - a possible solution. "Read in three sittings - gripping, suspenseful & credible."--Frederick D. Williams, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus. "Excellent book."--Alfred Swanson, M.D. "Extremely exciting - informative."--Dottie Levin, Baltimore. "Enjoyed book - attention held - good job."--Duane Shillinger, Warden, Rawlings, WY. "A most interesting & thought-provoking novel!"--Donna Hillard, Bank Officer. Publisher - Wiley Bean, P.O. Box 97, Grand Ledge, MI 48837. Order: The Book House Inc., 208 W. Chicago, Jonesville, MI 49250-0125. Tel: 517-849-2117; FAX 517-849-9716.