Wolf's Tale: Memoir of a Man Named Wolf

by John York

From his earliest childhood, Wolf O’Brien enthusiastically wanders into unexpected twists and turns that life places before him. His propensity to impulsively plunge into situations that he considers “something worth doing” results in many unlikely adventures. As an old man writing his memoir, he struggles with recalling all of the stories that he has told over the years and the details of those stories. Writing it all down becomes a cathartic experience for him, and he wonders if the opportunities that made his life so interesting are no longer available to him now that he is old. As he labors through the process of capturing all his memories into his book, however, an amazing new adventure unfolds before him.

433 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 17, 2017

About the author

John York has been writing and publishing thought provoking novels since 2016, but he’s always been a storyteller, even as a kid in Central Ohio where he grew up. His life experiences provided him with a wealth of tales to share with others and resulted in his debut work, Wolf’s Tale. According to John, all his intriguing stories of unusual people, places, and events come to him in dreams. His heroes and heroines are always ordinary people who rise up to accomplish extraordinary things.

He currently lives with his wife, Paula, in New Port Richey, Florida, in a house they call “the swamp castle”.

Reviews

[William Auman · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author has lived one of the most interesting lives of anyone I have ever met. From Alaska to Florida and points in between, he tells vivid accounts of entertaining short-story style adventures that keep the reader engaged and turning pages. He has a unique way with words that bring events to life.