This book is about life and death and overcoming personal struggles to discover the real you that is hidden inside. The story emphasizes waking up in life, working your list of 50 things to do... and completing life’s real Bucket List of experiences that you think about but never do.   Mild mannered think-tank wizard, Jack Rigby, becomes an accidental witness to a shoot-out between a cop and members of a biker gang. Jack brings home with him the only survivor, a biker, and nurses him back to health. The biker befriends Jack by giving him a motorcycle and an unwanted house guest: a 15 year old orphaned computer genius. Both the biker and the kid help Jack discover valuable lessons in life, while Jack falls in love with a young woman and helps her overcome her own challenges. Biker gangs, the FBI and National Security become interwoven into an adventure that involves the President of the United States, and an unwavering solidarity among bikers. The journey leads to Sturgis, South Dakota, with a half million bikers, as Jack faces the biggest challenge of his life, and is forced to stand up and fight for his country and his self-respect.

Reader Reviews for "Rigby's Roads"

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	3/24/2007
This truly sounds like a book I would LOVE to read!! Thanks for sharing this "glimps" that tells alot of what to expect!! Love Tinka
Reviewed by Jay Spill (Reader)	3/5/2006
Found the book to be very easy to read, fast paced, and an excellent storyline. There is a little "Jack" in all of us! JS
Reviewed by sarah playle	12/17/2005
This book sounds good. I might pick it up in the next few months. I'm always looking for new authors to read
Reviewed by Linda Alexander	9/8/2004
Hello: You dropped by my site & read my story on Lou Christie. Thought I'd pop on over to your neighborhood in return. I'm impressed w/your book's premise & this sample of your writing is very good. Sounds like a story well worth reading! Blessings -- Linda Alexander http://www.i-am-america.net http://www.authorsden.com/lindajalexander New Book! http://www.behlerpublications.com/titles-alexander.shtml
Reviewed by OnepoetGem *	2/17/2004
Sounds good Michael. That last part, "lessons in life," is fantastic, I couldn't have wrote it better myself. I love that type philosophy, it's me to the bone, taking charge. good luck. GEMorrison

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