About The Flanagans’War:
When World War II breaks out, young Marty Flanagan is torn. Like his brother, he wants to serve, but violence sickens him. As Marty searches for answers in the midst of family conflict, he is comforted by his sweetheart, Katy.
Set in the decadent ‘Free State of Galveston’ of the 1940s, The Flanagans’ War is a poignant, provocative and humorous coming-of-age tale.
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Author Bio:
A former itinerant radio personality, Robert R Randall is a graduate of Lamar University and has an MS degree in mass communications from the University of Louisiana, Lafayette. He is also the author of Rita May, Lester Ludlow, Private Eye, Of Love and Sabotage, Octogenarian Blues, The Garvey Girls; Lost In The 50s: in Meridian, Mississippi; The Fourth Step; Back Home Blues; The Morning Man; The Great Pretender: Confessions of a Semi-Incorrigible Southern Catholic Boy; AA in SA, a History of Alcoholics Anonymous in San Antonio and The Healing Power of Connection. He lives in San Antonio.