Amid the sixties and inspired by author, Robert Rourke’s book, Poor No More, dentist Dr. Johnny Savage embarks on a journey destined to find wealth, love and happiness. From explorations in the freezing land of Antarctica to fighting for equal rights on hot, sultry days in Atlanta, Georgia, dangerous and near-death challenges follow Johnny Savage and his sidekick, Otis Ikner. Together, their sense of humor, tenacity and courage become their only shield against all odds in an unpredictable journey ladened with sacrifices, misjustices and unrest. As they fought their way towards success, only time could tell where their road to destiny would lead.
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Kathryn J. Hardy
I earned a BFA in Art Education from Wesleyan College and built a career as a portrait artist and designer. Traveling worldwide with my husband, Ron, sparked my love for writing leading me to create inspiring fiction and nonfiction.
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