David Lee Cooper's New Book 'Aces in the Wind' is a Riveting Look Into a Journey of Choices and Decisions That Direct the Flow of Life

EUGENE, Ore., November 30, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author David Lee Cooper, a brilliant writer and a Magna Cum Laude with four degrees, has completed his most recent book "Aces in the Wind": a stirring novel that dives into the life of James as he deals with turbulent times and comes face-to-face with challenges that shape his relationships, his decisions, and his character.

Cooper shares, "This is the story of family trees. The book weaves together the tangle of branches that hold the characters in their grasp. The turbulent times of the Great Depression, WWII, and the social change of the 1960s serve merely as the backdrop to these peoples' lives. The reader meets James at pivotal points in his life. We begin by watching the relationship he has with his son. Then we veer back to James's father and how they live. There are decisions made, and great strengths and weaknesses are within each character. The women are complex and are the nails that hold the framework of these characters' lives.

The characters deal with life head on and try to engage the better parts of their nature to navigate the waters of life. Like a grand poker game, the stakes are high and the players are serious. Some characters grow beyond themselves, while others halt and falter along the way. When the hands are shown and the money is paid, sometimes it comes down to how many aces are in the wind."

Published by Fulton Books, David Lee Cooper's book is a gripping tale set in the 20^th century where the readers meet different individuals who navigate their way into the game of life—in a time where stakes are high and everything is on the line.

Readers who wish to experience this enthralling work can purchase "Aces in the Wind" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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Source: Fulton Books