I just finished a review also. I have recommended this book to many friends. Can't wait for another title. Quit messing around on the gulch and get writing.

Thanks, edweaver!

Just obtained the book. Going to read it next week. I'm excited.

Hello edweaver,
I quite agree with your review. I am impatiently awaiting the next in the series, but I know good work cannot be rushed.
Regards,
O.A.

I'm also reading ... and glad that we finally have
a "Gore" who is worth rapt attention!!! -- j

To those urging me to write another book, one is in the works. It will continue the Durand saga, which is a projected trilogy. This next book runs from the 1920s to the 1970s. Unfortunately, I am a slow writer and I have to do a lot of research, in addition to keeping up a website (which I'm in the process of upgrading). And for those who think it would make a good movie, send an message to Scott Desapio. I suggested it to him but at the time he was busy with some other project. Now that he's done with that project, he may be more receptive.

I am also reading "The Golden Pinnacle" and find myself completely engrossed in the book. Like edweaver has pointed out, it does bring you back to a time when working hard, making tough decisions, and being the best that you can be everyday was the way to win the world.

I know that time actually did exist as I lived in the very last part of it and I was rewarded for hard work, determination, and being smart. Todays world punishes people that exhibit these qualities and for me, this book has demonstrated just how far we are removed from what I believe were our country's founding principles. I am starting to clearly see that many of the people that believe in the big lie of statism, socialism, and communism have never really known or understood the truth. This book, like Atlas Shrugged, describes the real truth. Thank you Mr. Gore. Really looking forward to your next effort.

Hear hear