JAMES FALLON IN AMERICA On a long-planned tour.
Driving west in a truck. Enjoying himself. Not looking for trouble But trouble often has its own agenda. Captain Sullivan aimed a broad smile at Fallon and broke the silence. "I did a little reading about you, Mr. Fallon. An interesting life you lead."
"It has its moments," Fallon returned the smile. "But don't believe everything. As someone once put it: 'Life often reads better than it lives.'" "You're here on a tourist visa?" Sullivan held up Fallon's passport. "Yes, that's right." "And inside three weeks of arriving in the United States, you take a combat pistol shooting course at the American Pistol Institute in Arizona. Three weeks later, you go on to shoot three men dead in Colorado. Any comments?" And so a vacation becomes a mission.
Autorentext
Tony McManus was born in Manchester, England. He has worked in many jobs to serve his passion for travel such as English teacher, bar tender, taxi driver, and in southern Africa, construction work in the Transvaal goldmines and the copper mines of Zambia. He fought as a Special Forces mercenary soldier in Central Africa for a year.
Tony pursues and advocates good health, via diet and exercise. An outdoorsman, sailor, kayaker and canoeist, he also loves hiking, back-country skiing and snowshoeing.
He resides in Chiang Mai, Thailand and Ste. Adele, Quebec, Canada.