Bedding the Devil

by G. Moore

Overview

A young African's royal family is massacred in 1648, beginning a decades-long journey in which he endures slavery, becomes apprenticed to a blacksmith in colonial Virginia, confronts war with native Americans in New England, and recovers his smile through a chain of events he hardly could have imagined.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011826344
Publisher:	G. Richard Moore
Publication date:	10/11/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	281
File size:	451 KB

About the Author

Born the son of a former World War II fighter pilot and a future bank supervisor, G. Richard Moore holds a bachelor's degree in engineering. He has worked in the field of information systems in myriad capacities for two international corporations, one of which has since gone through bankruptcy in its homeland and begun its life anew. Having resided in assorted homes in five states in the Midwest, East, South, and West of the United States, the author claims to be continuing post-graduate work in the school of hard knocks. Ever impressed by storytelling and its importance to humankind, the author started writing as a child, which naturally led in due course to his acquiring a hand-autographed NFL game ball. (The prior sentence clearly covers a much longer story than you might wish to hear at this point, so much so that it even involves John Glenn orbiting the planet, but history is often like that. Let us simply leave things for now that the truth is indeed stranger than fiction, even the author's own.) In 2007, he published a historical novel, Bedding the Devil, a story of the seventeenth century, a time well before any of his ex-wives were ever born. (At least, he firmly believes that to be true.) In 2010, this aforementioned work of metafiction has been released for your enjoyment through Barnes & Noble in ebook form for Nook. Keep smiling.