My Days In Vietnam

Robert A. Rupp is a novelist and retired information technology executive living in Southwestern Michigan. A Michigan State University graduate and Vietnam War veteran, Robert uses his life experiences to write technically believable, character-driven cozy mystery thrillers and science fiction. He has published three novels with more in various stages of development. Robert enjoys putting ordinary people into extraordinary situations to connect life’s exciting moments to an otherwise mundane life. His characters, often pushed into making quick decisions, solve one set of problems only to encounter more challenging obstacles. These complications lead to various subplots and character interactions that take the reader on an exciting journey of mysterious, spine-chilling and thrilling actions leading to an exciting and captivating conclusion. Romance, eerie moments, paranormal weirdness and bizarre consequences often provide reader intrigue and that feeling that you cannot put the book down-you must read more. Robert studied communication arts and journalism in college and connected with a famous author who mentored him on tight writing techniques and plot set up. His writing spans over 15 years, and since recently retiring from the corporate computing industry, he finally has had time to finish and get his books published. Please explore Robert’s other fiction novels: Buck Fever - A Detroit Medical Mystery about a potential pandemic caused by a mysterious disease transmitted by deer in Michigan. Slave Dog Journals - A Sci Fi Mystery set in Southern Michigan and Detroit. Two married army veterans get involved by accident in counter-terrorist activities in the near future. They find misadventure and excitement that changes their lives forever. Nutcracker: Travels Through an Alien Mind - A Sci Fi Mystery of possible alien abduction taking place in Northern Michigan in 1998. Ooohh, scrary stuff.