Bücher von Chuck Smith

Victor 2.0. is the second book in the Victor series. Here is the Prologue to give you a taste. 'Victor sits on his couch, staring at his two-hundred-inch mini-LED TV. He is surfing the web as he hears a knock at the door. Victor's butler Hiam, who has also been his forever friend since birth, answers the door. Standing there with twenty of her girlfriends is Kelsey. They are all dressed casually, holding champagne and ready to celebrate. Kelsey barges through the door with all her friends and gathers around Victor. She says, "Congratulations on your number one album! It's only been an hour, and it's already topped the charts worldwide."She then pops open a bottle of champagne.At that moment, Victor's lovely wife walks in from the other room. She is the most beautiful woman in the entire world. Everyone calls her Lady, a nickname Victor gave her a long time ago.Lady says, "Hi, Kelsey, how are you doing?"Kelsey replies, "We're here to celebrate."Lady says, "For sure, let's do it."Victor says, "Lady, will you please bring out that special bottle of Dom, the one with your name on it that we've been saving for this occasion?"Lady says, "Coming right up."Victor then grabs his custom Pyrex pipe, heats it up with his matching custom torch, and blows a huge cloud.' I hope you enjoyed this sample of the book. Victor loves his beautiful Lady. Now that he has found her, the world is going to be a better place.

I have met, spoken to, and shared stories with Vietnam veterans. Most were combat troopers and warriors. Some combat veterans are now authors and have written books about their war. They lived it and survived it. Theirs are war stories. Mine are stories set in that place during that time. In these stories, you will meet soldiers, deserters, truckers, dopers, drinkers, veterans, and Teamsters. You'll find them to be philosophical, erudite, crude, likeable, and possibly despicable. They are all these things and more. Few are identified by their real names and many are a composite of more than one person. The stories are my fiction, the characters are not.