Chuck Driskell > Quotes

“Neil’s preparations were complete on August 2nd. He had just under a month-and-a-half to get to Innsbruck and lead the hidden children to their freedom. The hired car idled behind Neil. He handed his second bag to the driver, asking the man to give him a moment. Neil turned, stuffing his hands in his pockets, looking at Agnes Holloway. She stood there in the pea gravel drive, a hand over her mouth as was her habit during times of great stress. He stepped in front of her, lifting her chin with his finger. His smile was gentle—unusual for him.”
― Chuck Driskell, Final Mission: Zion - A World War 2 Thriller

“First Edition: January 2018 In honor of Martin Nils “Marty” Richert, my uncle and a retired Air Force colonel.  A kind and humble man, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery during the rescue of a Marine pilot in the Vietnam War.  Marty later served with distinction in Berlin, Germany before the Berlin Wall came down.  He regularly traveled into the former East Germany and has told me many fascinating tales that captivate me to this day.  I credit Marty for planting the initial seeds of my love and fascination for Germany.  He’s a great man. Never was anything great achieved without danger.
​-Niccolo Machiavelli PART ONE The Call CHAPTER”
― Chuck Driskell, Final Mission: Zion - A World War 2 Thriller

“condescendingly”
― Chuck Driskell, Doppelgänger

“All of us must rejoin the basic elements of this sphere at some point.  It’s as natural as childbirth and completely unavoidable, unless I’ve missed something along the way.”
― Chuck Driskell, Seven Years Dead