Author’s Point of View

	When I sat down to write CrossRoads, I wanted to write this book in a style that I would like to read a story. Fast paced with twist and turns and not wanting to read a lot of filler that didn’t add to the story. CrossRoads moves in several directions at once. You will need to read the book to find the conclusion. Enjoy! -Denis		The story has a different take on time travel. There are several story lines going on at the same time, which makes sense when the three main characters are at different places in time. The Characters are fighting the clock to get back to the present, before changes made in the past become irreversible. Will make you wonder -Denis
	The middle of the twentieth century was probably the most dynamic place to be in the history of the world. This is the setting in which we find our two heroes. They meet through happenstance and as they say, the rest is history. Dub and Rocco will keep you glued to the pages. – Denis		The sibling rivalry is taken to new heights and depths. The dysfunction places the family in peril. I have been told by many after they have read the book “They know someone just like Valerie.” After you have read the book send me a quick note telling me who Valerie brings to mind. – Denis