Dandelion Man: the four loves

In the words of Sir James Matthew Barrie, ＂God gave us memory so that we might have roses in December.＂, and these roses inspire our protagonist to recount the story of his first love.

Growing up in the 60s was a unique experience, and our hero’s coming of age story is unforgettable. According to the Midwest Book Review, ’Dandelion Man’ is a must-read for those looking for a great work of general fiction.

In the words of Sir James Matthew Barrie, ＂God gave us memory so that we might have roses in December.＂, and these roses inspire our protagonist to recount the story of his first love.

Growing up in the 60s was a unique experience, and our hero’s coming of age story is unforgettable. According to the Midwest Book Review, ’Dandelion Man’ is a must-read for those looking for a great work of general fiction.

CatholicFiction.Net praises the story for being both compelling and engaging.

W. M. J. Kreucher grew up in the city of Detroit. During a long career in the automobile industry he did some ghost writing for Senators and Congressman. He also wrote several pieces of legislation and regulation mostly in the environmental area. Now he is trying his hand at fiction. I know what you’re thinking, writing for politicians is fiction. At least now he is calling it what it is. Website: walt.kreucher.net