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Debut author and air force veteran, Gaylan Wright, introduces us to his memoir, “Slave to the Dream: Forever in Pursuit”: Just because you grow up and do bad things, doesn’t mean you were brought up that way. This book will appeal to readers who are interested in a story about overcoming desperation, achieving personal transformation and the wisdom gained from a life of trials and triumphs. I enjoyed this memoir quite a bit. It was entertaining and there were a lot of stories from his time in the air force. That resonated with me because my dad was an air force reservist and I was in the Oregon Air Guard also. The author’s years as a child were pretty rough and tumble having 11 siblings. There are many lessons to be learned in his story. I appreciated the author’s candid confession that he made a lot of mistakes, we all do. He demonstrated growth as he sought to improve himself as a human being and a man. I award “Slave to the Dream” a score of 3.3 stars. You can buy this book:
https://smile.amazon.com/Slave-to-the-Dream-Gaylan-D-Wright https://www.goodreads.com/-slave-to-the-dream https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/slave-to-the-dream-gaylan-d-wright You can follow the author: https://twitter.com/votewright4wyo https://www.facebook.com/votewright4wyo https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaylan-wright-sr Tags: memoir, action, romance, military, air force, drugs, sex Copyright © 2019 Mark L. Schultz except for the author’s introduction
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