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“An eyewitness to a murder has come forward and the killer has confessed. But there’s a problem. The two are conjoined twins, literally joined at the hip since birth. Keeping the murderer in custody means locking up his innocent brother along with him—an untenable situation. The legal system wrestles with this unprecedented dilemma as any attempt to punish the murderer would surely affect his attached twin. This captivating crime novel will have readers wondering what they would do if they were the judge. Can there be no satisfactory outcome?”
"Connected" is a wholly absorbing and spellbinding mystery from the start.
...an exciting pageturner.
- Clarion Review
"...a first rate writer and storyteller. If you're into uncommon tales told well, by all means get Connected"
-Pacific Book Review
“A collection of humorous short stories from the author’s impressionable youth. A must read for Baby Boomers, and for the younger generation, a revealing look at how things used to be “way back when”. If you’d like to hear about a childhood that was slightly out of touch with reality, told in the voice of the one who was there, this is the book to read. A laugh-out-loud volume of non-fiction narrative.”
“I loved the book Gullible’s Travels! It was funny and sweet and dear to my heart. I know the book will bring back your own fond memories of childhood.”
-K.S.H. Coryell, Massachusetts
“A witty, insightful, and sometimes cynical peek behind the scenes of one of the world’s most influential businesses — Advertising. The author takes us on an irreverent and eye-opening tour of this wacky world as seen through the eyes of one whose career in the business spans five different decades. In this collection of non-fiction anecdotes David shares the best ideas, the worst ideas, the adventures, and the mis-adventures of a generation of folks who, rather than working for a living, decided to go into advertising. So get ready to laugh as you read about a $600 roll of toilet paper, Betty Crocker’s secret, and why the author’s award-winning TV commercial was banned in Boston.”
“I just ordered three copies for gifts because I want to share the enjoyment this book gave me. Beyond the humor that brought smiles, chuckles and laughter to each page, my heart warmed with appreciation for the author’s delightful way with words as I reread sentences just for the pure joy of it.”
-Trish, Amazon Reader
“Having been born with the last name of Random, it is, therefore, entirely appropriate that this collection of short stories also be quite random. There is no overarching theme that binds these fifty-three stories together. The random nature of subject matter ranges from puzzling observations and lifelong questions to several accounts of unlikely, yet truly memorable events of my past. Perhaps the one common element that runs throughout is a humorous take on life. So start reading and get ready to laugh."