It’s Summer, 1954, in Louisville, Kentucky. He’s working in Louisville before going back to New York for his second season with the New York Knicks. She’s back from Europe and playing the piano bar in the Forest Lounge at Iroquois Gardens Supper Club. It’s been two years since they graduated from Eastern Kentucky University and went their separate ways. They meet again, not really by chance.

Ten weeks at the Dairy Swirl, that was what his father sentenced Jack to. No one knew what a difference those ten weeks would make in Jack’s life, in fact his whole family’s lives. Watch a spoiled teenager become a man, and a real son.. Jack’s journey is a bit rough, often funny, many times revealing, always entertaining. This book will give many parents a glimpse of what is going on in their teenage son’s minds, and even those teens can learn a bit about what their

In September of 1940, Ned Smith, Professor of Physics at a small men’s college in Illinois, gets a telegram inviting him to join a secret project at MIT. He jumps at the chance, even if it means parting from attractive and intelligent Dorothy Wilson, just as they are getting to know each other. In the next few months, while Franklin Roosevelt runs for his third term and Britain seems ever more likely to succumb to a Nazi invasion, Ned feverishly works on the Radar project in