The Devil, The Ghost and Will Anderson

Each of us makes decisions daily that we consider being insignificant. Will Anderson made such a decision one night on his way home from work. His wife was out of town visiting her sister and he was not looking forward to spending a mundane evening alone. So when he saw a sign in a bar window that seemed to be calling his name he decided to stop and have one drink. That decision changed his entire life although he did not know it at the time. After reading this book perhaps you will be more careful when making small decisions.

I was born on a dairy farm in Western New York in 1944. We had no television and so I spent most of my free time reading books that I checked out of the school library. I developed a love for reading. I began writing in my mid 30's more for my own enjoyment than out of any hope that I would make money as an author. My first book, "Common sense answers to complex problems" died on a hard drive. This book began around the year 2000 and was intended to be somewhat pornographic. A friend of mine happened to see me writing after work one evening and asked me what I was doing. I told him I was writing a story for in my wildest imagination I never believed that it would become a full novel. He asked if he could read it and I said, sure. I gave him the first chapter and the next morning I found out that he liked it enough so that he had shared it with several of the women that worked in our office complex. Now I had a problem. I did not believe that it was suitable reading for young women and so I decided to change the direction of the book. Each day we would meet in the atrium of the office complex and they would offer encouragement and suggestions. Because of that encouragement I was able to finish the book in about 3 months. Since that time I have written another 29 books, some novels and some novellas.