Glen writes both fiction and nonfiction from his forty-year career and experience as a trial lawyer and consultant in international business and banking.
His nonfiction work as the observer in The Prison Trilogy tells the tales in chronological order of how he came to be a lawyer for a Wall Street Journal heiress and her gay husband and how that representation landed him in federal prison. That is the first in The Trilogy. The second book tells the story of his cell mate, Colonel George Trofimoff, serving life for spying for the KGB, and the final book of The Trilogy describes the prisoners, Glen's experiences and takes a hard look at the American criminal justice system.
Author Links:
http://www.glenaaron.com/
http://www.prisonobserver.com/
His nonfiction work as the observer in The Prison Trilogy tells the tales in chronological order of how he came to be a lawyer for a Wall Street Journal heiress and her gay husband and how that representation landed him in federal prison. That is the first in The Trilogy. The second book tells the story of his cell mate, Colonel George Trofimoff, serving life for spying for the KGB, and the final book of The Trilogy describes the prisoners, Glen's experiences and takes a hard look at the American criminal justice system.
Author Links:
http://www.glenaaron.com/
http://www.prisonobserver.com/
Observer: The Ronnie Lee and Jackie Bancroft Spencer Morgan Story, a tale of people, greed, envy, manipulation---even crime (The Observer Book 1)
Book genre: Biography of Wall Street Journal heiress; nonfiction intrigue and crime
Publisher: Glen Aaron using Create Space
Release date: April 1
Buy link: Amazon.com
Book description:
When Jackie Bancroft's husband died in 1952, he left her an heiress to the income and value of The Wall Street Journal and one of the wealthier women in America. Almost 50 years later, Jackie would mary Ronnie Lee Morgan, a 50 – year old gay interior decorator. Morgan was one of many clients in the active law practice of author Glen Aaron. This unusual marriage lasted until Jackie's mysterious death five years later. Throughout that period, Aaron became entwined in the personal lives and demands of the couple, along with handling many of their legal affairs. The huge money and property distributions made by Jackie to her husband, designed and handled by Aaron, resulted in a two – year federal prison sentence for Aaron. The first book in the Prison Trilogy is this story.
Schedule - Book One
May 17 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
May 19 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
May 21 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
May 21 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
May 22 - Guest Blogging at The Voluptuous Book Diva
May 26 - Review at The Writers Revolution
May 28 - 6 Besties at BK Walker Books
June 1 - Interviewed at Bikers With Books
June 3 - Spotlight at Jody's Book Reviews
June 6 - Reviewed at My Life, Loves and Passions
June 8 - Author 2 Author Marketing at BookIt BK
June 10 - Spotlight at Readsalot
June 12 - Interviewed at BK Walker Books Etc.
June 15 - Spotlight at eBook Review Gal
June 17 - Spotlight at My Book Tour
June 19 - Spotlight at Black Coffee, Brown Cow
June 22 - Interviewed at Ghost Rider Book Promotions
June 24 - Spotlight at Infinite House Of Books
June 24 - Interviewed at Yah Did Radio 6:30pm EST
June 26 - 5 Things I Know For Sure at CAT Magazine
June 29 - Review & Interview at Deal Sharing Aunt
July 1 - Spotlight at Tea and Book
July 3 - Spotlight at Mass Musings
July 6 - Reviewed at BK Walker Books Rescheduled
May 17 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
May 19 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
May 21 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
May 21 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
May 22 - Guest Blogging at The Voluptuous Book Diva
May 26 - Review at The Writers Revolution
May 28 - 6 Besties at BK Walker Books
June 1 - Interviewed at Bikers With Books
June 3 - Spotlight at Jody's Book Reviews
June 6 - Reviewed at My Life, Loves and Passions
June 8 - Author 2 Author Marketing at BookIt BK
June 10 - Spotlight at Readsalot
June 12 - Interviewed at BK Walker Books Etc.
June 15 - Spotlight at eBook Review Gal
June 17 - Spotlight at My Book Tour
June 19 - Spotlight at Black Coffee, Brown Cow
June 22 - Interviewed at Ghost Rider Book Promotions
June 24 - Spotlight at Infinite House Of Books
June 24 - Interviewed at Yah Did Radio 6:30pm EST
June 26 - 5 Things I Know For Sure at CAT Magazine
June 29 - Review & Interview at Deal Sharing Aunt
July 1 - Spotlight at Tea and Book
July 3 - Spotlight at Mass Musings
July 6 - Reviewed at BK Walker Books Rescheduled
Observer George Trofimoff Story, The Tale of America's Highest-Ranking Military Officer Convicted of Spying (The Prison Trilogy Book 2)
Buy: Amazon
...to living the prison experience…
• The last book in the Trilogy sensitively portrays author Aaron’s fellow inmates in Part I: their uniqueness as people, the situations that brought them to prison, the hopes of some, the hopelessness of others. In Part II, the author describes the prison experience. This third book in The Prison Trilogy is not an "oh-poor-me" tale. It is a tale written with straightforward honesty and eye-opening enlightenment unknown to the average person. Aside from being a must-read, it is entertaining.
...to living the prison experience…
• The last book in the Trilogy sensitively portrays author Aaron’s fellow inmates in Part I: their uniqueness as people, the situations that brought them to prison, the hopes of some, the hopelessness of others. In Part II, the author describes the prison experience. This third book in The Prison Trilogy is not an "oh-poor-me" tale. It is a tale written with straightforward honesty and eye-opening enlightenment unknown to the average person. Aside from being a must-read, it is entertaining.
Scheduling Now (20 Stops)
July 5 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
July 7 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
July 7 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
July 9 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
July 9 - Spotlight at Red Wine and Books
July 15 - Spotlight at Readsalot
July 17 -
July 20 -
July 22 - Interviewed at SolaFide Self-Publishing and Book Blog
July 24 - Spotlight at Infinite House Of Books
July 27 - Interviewed at The Writers Revolution
July 29 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner
July 31 -
August 3 -
August 5 - Review at Deal Sharing Aunt
August 7 -
August 10 - Reviewed at My Life, Loves and Passions
August 12 - Spotlight at The Avid Reader
August 14 -
August 17 -
August 19 -
August 21 -
July 5 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
July 7 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
July 7 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
July 9 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
July 9 - Spotlight at Red Wine and Books
July 15 - Spotlight at Readsalot
July 17 -
July 20 -
July 22 - Interviewed at SolaFide Self-Publishing and Book Blog
July 24 - Spotlight at Infinite House Of Books
July 27 - Interviewed at The Writers Revolution
July 29 - Guest Blogging at Lori's Reading Corner
July 31 -
August 3 -
August 5 - Review at Deal Sharing Aunt
August 7 -
August 10 - Reviewed at My Life, Loves and Passions
August 12 - Spotlight at The Avid Reader
August 14 -
August 17 -
August 19 -
August 21 -
Observer The Prison People; The Prison Experience Book 3
Buy: Amazon
...to sharing a prison cell with a 70-something Army officer…
• In prison, Aaron was assigned Colonel George Trofimoff as his cellmate. The Colonel turned out to be the highest-ranking U.S. Army officer ever convicted of spying. After initially resisting, Aaron agreed to look at the Colonel's case with the hope of finding a reason to make an additional appeal. What he found was a complete travesty of justice. For two years, an FBI agent had posed as a D.C. Russian Embassy representative in a sting operation designed to entrap the Colonel into exchanging what turned out to be a made-up story of espionage against America for the promise of a $45,000 payment. The resulting federal trial in Tampa railroaded the Colonel into a life prison sentence. The second book in The Prison Trilogy is that story.
...to sharing a prison cell with a 70-something Army officer…
• In prison, Aaron was assigned Colonel George Trofimoff as his cellmate. The Colonel turned out to be the highest-ranking U.S. Army officer ever convicted of spying. After initially resisting, Aaron agreed to look at the Colonel's case with the hope of finding a reason to make an additional appeal. What he found was a complete travesty of justice. For two years, an FBI agent had posed as a D.C. Russian Embassy representative in a sting operation designed to entrap the Colonel into exchanging what turned out to be a made-up story of espionage against America for the promise of a $45,000 payment. The resulting federal trial in Tampa railroaded the Colonel into a life prison sentence. The second book in The Prison Trilogy is that story.
Scheduling Now (10 Stops)
August 16 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
August 18 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
August 18 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
August 20 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
August 25 - Spotlight at The Avid Reader
August 27 - Spotlight at Readsalot
August 31 - Guest Blogging at SolaFide Self-Publishing and Book Blog
September 2 - Interviewed at Lori's Reading Corner
September 4 - Guest Blogging at The Writers Revolution
September 7 - Reviewed at Deal Sharing Aunt
September 9 - Spotlight at My Life, Loves and Passions
September 11 -
August 16 - Introduction at VBT Café Blog
August 18 - Interviewed at Author CAMilson
August 18 - Spotlight at The Voluptuous Book Diva
August 20 - Spotlight at 3 Partners In Shopping - Nana, Mommy & Sissy Too!
August 25 - Spotlight at The Avid Reader
August 27 - Spotlight at Readsalot
August 31 - Guest Blogging at SolaFide Self-Publishing and Book Blog
September 2 - Interviewed at Lori's Reading Corner
September 4 - Guest Blogging at The Writers Revolution
September 7 - Reviewed at Deal Sharing Aunt
September 9 - Spotlight at My Life, Loves and Passions
September 11 -
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