Mac!: when running away is the best option

Product Description Mac, a physically abused fifteen-year-old inmate of a Jackson, MS, orphanage, has planned his escape for several years. The avenue of escape is a hickory sapling near the tall, iron fence. But it must grow tall enough so that, when he climbs the tree it will bend over the fence so he can drop down on the outside. Of course, it they cut down the tree because it is too close to the fence… but they didn’t and Mac makes his escape. How he survives in this very strange, unknown world, not even knowing where he is to go or where he is to live, has interesting twists and turns. Help from a stranger, then a Catholic priest, and Mac’s own intelligence and perseverance help him become successful not only vocationally but in a very different romance. A page turner you’re sure to enjoy. About the Author Raised in an Army family and having resided in Europe and Asia, I have gained a great respect for the variance in cultures with whom we, as Americans, associate. A mathematics graduate with a psychology minor I have worked most of my professional life in finding ways to build computer systems that more accurately fulfill the needs and thought patterns of their human users. Later in my professional life I found myself writing descriptions of these systems and instructing people how to use them efficiently and effectively. But deep down inside, I wanted to write my own books. So now this is what I do.