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The Chit-Chat Café: Yarns from the Heart
Gerry
Bradley
When I began writing this book
it was my intent to focus on the military men and women of our country. They are definitely heroes to all of us. In gathering
stories I found there are many ordinary people that are also heroes. This inspired me to expand my vision to include short
stories from people of all ages and walks of life that have made a difference. This is the first book “Yarns from the
Heart” and starts a series of “Chit-Chat-Café” world wide short stories. After reading this book if you
can turn to someone and say, “You should read this book” my objective will be met. AuthorHouse, 208 pages, $15.99
USD.
Author bio:
Gerry Bradley, is a writer
with a Paul Harvey commentary style. Originally from Enid, Oklahoma, he has traveled widely from his home state
to Seattle, Marin County,
and down the central California coast. A Graduate of Seattle
Pacific College, he taught English, developmental reading, and coached junior high sports in Washington State. He was also the host of a talk show, “Chit-Chat”, on
KLAY-AM radio in Tacoma, Washington.
His first book was Birds From the Thicket.
Contact Gerry:
gkbwriter@nventure.com
ph: home/office 1-253-460-7352
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$16.00 USD, paperback
$5.95 USD, eBook
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Birds From the Thicket
Gerry
Bradley
This story is to reach out with
a hand of hope to the 2.3 million people suffering from Bi-Polar/Manic Depression and those close to them. It is an autobiographical
account that takes the reader through the joys and sorrows of the author’s life. For those dealing with depression or
grieving from the loss of a loved one this book guides you through with honesty, courage, and faith. Gerry Bradley found his
way back from the highs and lows to the “light at the end of the tunnel”. He now lives a rewarding and fulfilling
life and you can too. AuthorHouse, second edition, 445 pages, Paperback $16.00 USD, eBook $5.95 USD.
Author bio:
Gerry Bradley, is a writer
with a Paul Harvey commentary style. Originally from Enid, Oklahoma, he has traveled widely from his home state
to Seattle, Marin County,
and down the central California coast. A Graduate of Seattle
Pacific College, he taught English, developmental reading, and coached junior high sports in Washington State. He was also the host of a talk show, “Chit-Chat”, on
KLAY-AM radio in Tacoma, Washington.
His first book was Birds From the Thicket.
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