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I was born and raised in the Boston area but have lived in various places over the years. I have lived (and survived) a very interesting life. My writing is taken from my real experiences and in some cases things I am yet to experience. I became a writer to show people (and myself) that your upbringing and past should not hold you back from reaching your dreams.

Background Information

I am a former broadcaster who has decided to follow his dream of being a writer. I am influenced by anyone who has overcome a tough childhood and upbringing and survived it. As far as other writiers I am a huge fan of Anne Rice, Donna Montalbano (local author of "The House on Benefit Street), and the works of Rimbault.

I have also recently been made Vice president of Kendall Publications and Vice President of Safety Zone Advocacy which is a non-profit organizatio that helps children who have been victimized by child predators.

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Boston, MA

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Guys Don't Rat on Guy's
Nothing is as it seems and absolutely no one is who they say they are in Guys Don’t Rat On Guys by Grey Baker. Matching wit for wit, this surprising and unexpected novel is filled with suspense and proves to be as smart as it is dramatic. A wild escapade of deceit and innuendo, the final dance of a prodigal son begins when one man is forced on a dark journey to his troubled childhood. Kevin Hurley has a unique—some would call cynical—view of the world and the people in it. His childhood was something he survived, rather than celebrated, so it is no mystery why he is hesitant to return to his childhood haunts. After nearly twenty years of keeping skeletons in their closet, his visit drums up memories and the people who made them. Kevin’s encounters with the people in his past prove puzzling until a rush of memory decides who, what and why Kevin is who he is.

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Gives people the opportunity to learn a bit more about both myself and my works. Also allows me to network with other writers and share ideas and offer advice and reviews.