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Daniel K. Gentile

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Chester, The United States

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Daniel K. Gentile was born in Chester, Pennsylvania in 1962. As his father was in the military, he spent many years traveling abroad, graduating from High School in Kaiserslautern, Germany. After completing college, Daniel obtained his Juris Doctor in 1990 and was admitted to the California State Bar later that year. He helped establish a very successful private practice in Southern California handling real estate and business matters with an emphasis on trial work and litigation. Writing was always his passion, whether it was a complex legal brief or fiction, which, at times, had no discernible distinction. His first book, The Candle Room, is a legal thriller which incorporates many of his observations as a young lawyer in the context of t ...more

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I think most people who know me recognize how I have a weak spot for the homeless. Not so much the hard core tweakers, who oftentimes prefer the homeless life and refuse help, but the truly homeless... those who are the victims of their unfortunate circumstances; They are otherwise good, honest, caring people who, at some point in in their lives, suffered one setback after another and lived payche Read more of this blog post »

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