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Get This Book! Jul 29, 2011
By PJ Adams
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Tom Leech is a master of tales from the road. Get this book and enjoy! You might also like Freud's Revenge, a tale of crime and compassion. which pairs empath Amanda Carlisle and Detective Nick Caswell in a hunt for a virtually invisible psychopath whose story presents a triple twist on the suspense genre. Freud's Revenge --PJ Adams
Excellent Look at Ordinary Individuals in a Not So Ordinary Year Nov 06, 2009
By G.B. Tom Leech masterfully combines historical fact with personal travel experiences and lays them against our current political climate. I appreciated each layer for the "oh - yeah" and the "ah-ha" factors but more than anything I applaud his ability to pierce my travel bug and make it sing.
This book is a compelling look at the world in general, a slice of history in particular wrapped in a personal journey we can all admire.
A Memorable Year Oct 22, 2009
By Tom Fenton I was a foreign correspondent in 1968, and Tom Leech's account of his trip around the world is a time machine that takes me back to the world as it was then. It is more than travel writing. It's a personal account of what it was like to be young and on the road in a year that made history, and a reminder of how much the world has changed since then.
Tom Fenton, former CBS News Senior European Correspondent
Return trip Apr 20, 2009
By Paul R. Sullivan On the Road in '68: A World of Turmoil, A Journey of Friendship
Reading Tom Leech's journey around the world brings back many wonderful memories of travels to the same or similar places. Tom writes as though he is giving a guided tour and personal introduction to his closest friends. The days of packing up and seeing so many sights in a single trip may be impossible for most people today, but the opportunity to experience the thrill and eye-opening education of travel through Tom's words is something you don't want to miss.
1968 -- A Year to Remember Apr 09, 2009
By Sondra Thiederman It is not unusual for my now 38-year-old daughter to say with envy something like, "Gee, Mom, so many exciting and important things happened when you were young, I wish I'd been there to witness them." Well, thanks to the expert writing skills of Tom Leech, now she can.
Calling on his very personal travels, and those of his companion Jim Butler, Tom paints a picture of beauty and turmoil and adventure that makes the rest of us -- who may also have seen the Pyramids of Egypt, but not quite in the same way -- want to get off our chairs and venture out to see if what Tom and Jim saw is still there in all it's intrigue and excitement.
Beware -- this captivating volume might just cost you a big chunck of those hard-earned frequent flyer miles.
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