A doctor of the twenty first century is thrust back in time. His adventure casts him in terrible danger as he travels through primitive wilderness destined to become his hometown. He encounters his true love and is torn between remaining with her or attempting to return to his own time.
I was born in a coal mining camp in Eastern Kentucky. At the end of the Second World War my family moved to a tobacco farm in central Kentucky. During this time period I was needed more to help feed the family than to attend any semblance of formal education. In 1950 I fought in the Korean War. I remained in the service, and served two tours in the Vietnam War. I retired from the service in 1970. I was self employed for ten years. I worked as a mechanic on construction equipment for a few years. I retired from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Then I decided to write.