Testimonials:

“If you remember the joys of learning about the world from books, the fun of building forts in the fields nearby your home, your complex interactions with schoolmates, friends, teachers and the challenges and rewards of parents, loss, supportive relatives and the realities of economics of struggling to become better off...there's much in Rex's evocation of a bygone era to enjoy here, and bring you back into your own memories.” (Life Could Be A Dream)

“A look at what can happen if the top Doctors are corrupted. the lengths they might go to keep their secrets… amazing story! well written, I couldn't put it down. Dr Green keeps you in suspense the entire time.” (Executive Committee)

“A witty, well-documented journey into the world of teaching hospitals, medical politics, and the struggles doctors face to keep their lives on track. Health professionals and patients alike will learn something as they enjoy this historical novel” (Stone Mother)

REading REcommendation from Dr. Rex:

Brevity is an ethereal contemplation on mortality and all that goes with it. It is the point of view of an aging professor diagnosed with cancer. As he drifts through his present-day problems, he spends much time on reviewing his past life and drawing universal lessons for those facing death. He has more questions than answers.

About the Author: Michael Jon Lundell grew up in the San Fernando Valley. He moved to the Bay Area, attending Cal State Hayward, majoring in English and running track. He spent many years working for upscale bookstores like Kepler's and became a bibliophile who could advise anyone on suitable books to read. In his later years he returned to southern California and composed his magnum opus, Brevity.