Married Stupid

Amidst the tension of a true historical military escalation between the USA and Libya in 1986, a Navy fighter pilot navigates his haunted past and uncertain future, discovering that true battles lie within, while a determined detective in Denver unravels a web of deceit, murder, and stolen diamonds that threatens to destroy them both.

Eight years after I ran away from home in a daring bid for freedom, I soared over the Mediterranean Sea in an F18, engaged in combat against the Sudan, Yemen, and Soviet Union militaries.

At fifteen, I confronted a daunting choice: endure the torment of my abusive stepfather or brave the uncertainties of the world alone. Opting for independence, I set out into the unforgiving terrain of the Rockies, ill-prepared for the challenges that awaited me. With winter looming and no opportunities in sight, I resorted to desperate measures to survive, turning to a life of crime.

Welcome to the gritty reality of my story—a tale where resilience clashes with harsh realities and survival becomes the sole imperative. SNODGRASS stands apart from similar titles in the genre by offering a genuine insider's perspective on the intricacies of high-stakes crime, naval operations, and personal vengeance.

While books like "CATCH ME IF YOU CAN" by Frank Abagnale and "THE WOLF OF WALL STREET" by Jordan Belfort provide thrilling tales of white-collar crime and con artistry, SNODGRASS delves deeper into the psychological and emotional turmoil of its protagonist, offering a raw and unfiltered look at the consequences of a life steeped in crime.

This book fills a unique niche by combining the suspense of military missions with the dark allure of underworld dealings, ensuring it resonates with readers seeking more than just a recount of criminal exploits but a profound story of redemption and revelation.