Deception: The Rise and Final Fall

by Brad Judy

Deception is an American story of suffering, temporary redemption, and devastating betrayal. This mystery describes the meteoric rise and equally devastating fall of the author's father, Dr. Ken Judy, who struggled to overcome a horrific event in his childhood. Dr. Judy became a decorated Vietnam veteran and highly successful cardio-vascular surgeon. A pillar in his community, Dr. Judy kept the secrets that haunted him and chased the nightmare away with his insatiable appetite for women. This addiction would ultimately destroy everything he loved.The biography/memoir and mystery will show how the deceiver may have become the deceived. As his estate, and his gold and even his own fate were possibly compromised by the one who claimed to love him most. Deception sets the record straight and reveals the collateral damage that is done to a family when one man is inflicted with, so many inner demons. It will also let the reader make their own decision as to what happened that fateful day in the wheat fields outside of Pullman, Washington.

350 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 15, 2018

Reviews

[Paul Roche · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed this book

Fascinating read about a complex individual. Like a lot of non fiction stories, there isn't necessarily a happy ending but at least some sort of closure for the author.

[Agnes Salvin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent story; very sad throughout. The author did a great job writing the story almost like a diary. I hope this book is of help to anyone having PTSD. It can be so hard on the families. The photographs included made the story more explicit.

[Georgia Garrison · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent Read.

If you are interested in dysfunctional relationships , Vietnam war and a very good book, then I would like to have you know this is an interesting and captivating book. Read it in one day because I had to know the ending.

[Patti Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read!

Couldn't put it down! A very personal story that comes to life with mystery! Proud to know you Jude. You've done good

[Elizabeth Vann-Clark · Rating 1 out of 5]

Like many books written on personal and family history, this one could have benefited from an editor before being published.

[Darrell Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent read. A gripping real-life story. I don't agree with Liz Van Clark at all.

[Sharon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Truth is stranger than fiction!

I would've never thought the outcome would turn out the way it did. Very interesting and unusual book! Thanks for sharing it!