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This non-fiction book is befitting to the words of Mark Twain, "There was never an uninteresting life." This book of letters selected from over 100 written in 6 years invites readers into a wide spectrum of adventures and observations using short stories about contemporary life that one man used to bridge the gap between himself and a stranger, a male prisoner. Dr. Ziebell's homespun letters are filled with quips, experiences, humor and delight. It is hard to put this book down. As a book of letters, the reader can pause after any letter. Then the next letter provides reading pleasure about...

By nature we do not court danger, but it can court us. Knowing how to handle the unexpected is important. Both armed and unarmed people must follow the very same steps for self-protection. Although when things escalate to Code Black, the unarmed will likely have no means to overcome the life-threatening amount of force against them. Actions for survival can be learned and routinely practiced by armed and unarmed citizens. Licensed armed citizens provide an invisible presence and are a respected deterrent within a society braced for increasing random acts of violence. The reader follows the...