25 & 18!: Riding Cross-Country

by Alexander Hernandez

Finally achieving a life-long dream, Alex rides cross-country from Miami, Florida to Sturgis, South Dakota and back. In total, eighteen states over twenty-five days and six thousand two hundred forty-one miles logged. Join him and his girlfriend, two rookie campers, as they decide the best way to travel and see the country is by camping. Alex has never had a positive camping experience and Anny has never camped before. With more stories to tell than miles, Alex writes about some great and not so great moments after spending almost a month on the road. Whether it was the traffic in trying to get to New Orleans, riding for a week in one hundred plus degree heat, stargazing in New Mexico as coyotes howl in the distance, a fear of bears in Colorado, a possible future serial killer camping in the Badlands, or Anny getting locked out of a hotel room naked, you will be with him every single mile. From Amazon best selling author Alexander Hernandez and author of nine books with 25 & 18 hitting a number 1 ranking multiple times in its category, tag alone on this epic ride. Included are plenty of photographs and videos documenting his journey including visiting Waco, Texas site of the Waco Twin Peaks Biker Shootout.

243 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 5, 2016

About the author

Born and raised in Miami, Alexander is an Amazon best selling author, practicing attorney, and legal blogger on issues pertaining to bankruptcy, divorce and family law, and car/motorcycle accidents.

His blog can be seen at AttorneyAlexHernandez.com

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Reviews

[Myra L Rice · Rating 2 out of 5]

MC Atty rides north

Good book about riding a motorcycle from Miami, Florida to Sturgis, South Dakota! Alexander Hernandez writes well and gives good descriptions about the routes he takes and the campgrounds he stays at and the good roads for riding a motorcycle!

[Brent Boyd · Rating 2 out of 5]

So so book. The hyperlinks are very distracting and the book reads like a big advertisement.

[Marks · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun read

Took me to places where I've been so it was easy to relate with the author. Good cadence in his writing.