The Spy from Weirdsboro: And Other True Wartime Love Stories (Memoirs of a Tarheel Guitar Player)

This book is a masterpiece exposing the stark reality of love and life. I felt I was right there while reading it. I have recommended this to a few friends who will thoroughly enjoy and relate to the time period presented here. The description of the math genius had me laughing out loud!

It is a fresh and insightful perspective of youth growing up in the 70s and 80s. Very funny and touching.

A real life adventure of a read. From a memorable outting with Iron Butterfly to a date with Bette Milder to the discovery of how hot dogs are made, the stories ring true to the experience of living and surviving the post war 50's,60's,70's and 80's.

Well written and very imaginative. The author has a creative way of presenting his story.