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ISBN: 978-1-962702-04-1
paperback - $20.00 - 174 pages

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The world wouldn’t change for everyone when Corporal Elvis Presley met his fate on an Army base in Friedberg Germany. Fidel Castro would continue to gain power. Luna 3 would circle the moon. US soldiers would land in Vietnam. But for four young men, nothing would remain the same.
Billy Clover will go from playing guitar in dive bars to being groomed to become the next King of Rock and Roll. One night in Reno will rocket Alvin Hill and his high school pals into lives of hard crime, and one of them deep into the jungles of Vietnam.
All His Damned Mother’s Sons is a high-speed drive from 1959 to 1973, following these men down different roads that will, one way or another, propel them to a deadly collision.

Only one will walk away.

Tim Kirk is the author of the western novella Burnt and a collection of short stories The Feral Boy Who Lives In Griffith Park. Tim also makes films as writer and director including Sex Madness Revealed, The Miami Vice Incident, and the award-winning The Mystery of Durango. His producing credits include Room 237 and The El Duce Tapes.