Secret Tales of the American Wealthy

Secret Tales of the American Wealthy

  • Bill Flynn
Publisher:Xlibris CorporationISBN 13: 9781465328533ISBN 10: 146532853X

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Secret Tales of the American Wealthy is written by Bill Flynn and published by Xlibris Corporation. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 146532853X (ISBN 10) and 9781465328533 (ISBN 13).

Secret Tales of the American Wealthy is a fictional story about how an extremely wealthy gentleman finds an author to write a book about the elite society of which he is a member. The explanations, stories and descriptions about the wealthy are supplied to the author in the form of voice tapes, notes and a trusted relative named, Paul. The elderly gentleman wishes to remain anonymous and directs the author to honor his wishes. His tales include secret societies within the United States, a hidden mountain vault filled with wealth, an underwater city located in the Gulf of Mexico, a adventurous young girl who wants freedom from her parents’ controlling ways, inside glances of how the wealthy control oil, possible doom of the American Wealthy and many more related themes. The introduction involves how this man of power and wealth finds his author. They meet at a remote fishing resort in northwestern Maine where the author is a fishing guide. Here you will read about an exciting fishing adventure and about a region visited by many wealthy American. The author is introduced to the reader then he takes over writing. Bill Flynn is the author. His material comes from his “sponsor”. To complete this book the author traveled to New York City, San Francisco and the mountains of California. His travels were required to interview certain people connected with the tales of this sponsor. The book ends with a short editorial from the author concerning the tales and his anonymous sponsor.