Believe in God and Get Ahead
A Grandmother’s Advice

Truly and all-American tale, the author’s memoir is not only the story of his lifelong foundation in faith, but a revelation of the foundations for today’s multicultural society – a product of “good old-fashioned” education and the family system, combined with a respect for a Higher Power. This simple true telling about a boy, born in the Great Depression, and growing into young manhood during World War II, becomes a lively testimony for faith as the best blueprint for navigating successfully through America’s tumultuous 20th century. From high school graduate, to graveyard shift foreman, to turnaround international CEO, Christopher defied the moniker of his so-called “Silent Generation,” sometimes sounding off with more truth than tact. A book for anyone who wants to share in what’s possible when you take the advice Bob’s grandmother gave him: Believe in God and Get Ahead.

Amende Honorable: A Journey to Redemption

The author’s first novel explores how the tensions of human backgrounds can be mitigated through love and respect. The road to redemption is filled with the snagging tares of temptation, situational pitfalls, and simple human foibles, yet all these can be overcome through effort and faith. Alexander Pope wrote, “To err is human, to forgive divine.” Pope’s maxim unfolds in the intertwined and international paths of two women and a man from 1945 to 2000.

To Every Purpose Under Heaven

Christopher’s second book in the series, “A novel of the Human Tradition,” travels down the pathway of humanity through three generations of an American family. Major social and personal events – wars, illnesses, love, pathos, and internal challenges – polish the looking glass of each character’s soul. The story begins in the trenches of the World War I and travels through the characters’ times and lives to 1969, ending in an epiphany that defines and exemplified how an individual can be forever shaped, from the first to the eleventh hour, form conception until death.

To Everything There is a Season

The captivating chronicles of the “human tradition” series shows how the personal stories, character building, and refining of the human ethos is continually evolving, never predestined. Two girls and two boys grow to adulthood, matured by their interrelationships, and by the cutting tool of life’s sharpness. Wars, poverty, affluence, sickness, lust, love, hate and forgiveness come together to open and reveal their minds and souls with every step. Join Sally Jane, Susan, Ben, and Ron as parts of you take the same journey. Like the heroes and heroines in this story, we all have our seasons.