Grey's Christmas: .because even in winter the difference between white and black is sometimes gray.

Byron Grey is in financial trouble. When a series of circumstances occur that appear to come at the most opportune time, possibly solving his problems he is compelled to seize the opportunity even though the opportunity is of a nefarious nature. Fate has a way of twisting lives in the most unpredictable of ways as Byron and his willing accomplice Henry soon find out in this holiday tale that is guaranteed to lift your spirits, make you laugh and make you cry before the eventual climatic ending of the book. It's a tale of black and white and the gray that often resides between when human beings are faced with life altering decisions.

Alan Phillips, a power industry engineer for over 28 years has worked across the country and around the world as a technical advisor, technology transfer instructor, technical writer/editor and training/operations manager for a number of leading power industry companies. He is the author of hundreds of project specific training manuals, lesson plans, operation and maintenance instruction manuals and commissioning procedures. During his extensive travels in his off-time he writes creatively penning/composing songs, poems, short stories, and humorous articles drawing from his experiences. When not traveling he devotes his time to his wife, children and grandchildren in the Wasatch mountains of Utah. "Grey's Christmas" is a culmination of his work representing the efforts of a two and a half year endeavor to create his first full length novel.