Michigan reader of FOR WHAT HE COULD BECOME.

Met a new reader from Michigan on our book tour of Alaska. Helen and her husband, Bill were at the same B&B in Talkeetna, and we met again in Fairbanks. She penned this review yesterday on Amazon and B&N. Thanks to Helen.

Enter a world, not only read about it., September 4, 2016

By 

desiree

This review is from: For What He Could Become (Paperback)

James Misko’s book took me on a ride I never imagined I would experience. In direct prose that is never overblown or superfluous, Misko takes us into the world of Bill Williams, an Athabaskan native as he comes to terms with the hand life has dealt him and which he plays, for better and worse, over the next forty years. Bill is a deeply flawed man, yet we come to identify with him and care about him, as an 18 year old soldier in WWII and as a 48 year old Iditarod racer. It takes a skilled writer who enables the reader to experience his characters’ world, not only to read about it. “For What He Could Become” is never predictable, but always believable. I recommend this book without reservation.