The Java Man

From author Clay Gunn an inspiring search to look at the apathy of God or the surliness of The Java Man. Characters in this book resonate through every chamber of your heart. Heart breaks there are. Brokerage is not for the weak. Burney who used his financial aid money for college should have invested in pencils than to invest in Coffee- Clay Sr. should have not counted money, but should have had a poignant relationship with his son. This story takes place in Brazil, in the beautiful South America.The Brazilian women can mar a mans' mind. Women can do crazy things like transmutation. Throw in a Power Broker, a Bean Counter, and many entwined characters-who think they are canonized and you have a pernicious relationship with God. This story fact or fiction-only the reader can ascertain. If only I knew.--Arthur P. Hoffmann, New York Times Square columnist

Clayton E. Gunn Jr. is currently attending Law School in Chico, California and is also attending California State University of Chico. Clay has traveled abroad to places such as Caracaus Venezuella playing baseball as well as the United States, playing for the Oakland A's and the Seattle Mariners.