Run With The Wolves

About the Book

“Run with the wolves, not from them,” was the counsel the Renzi family patriarch gave his grandson. What would his grandfather think of him now? He was now a grown man with children. He instilled the same philosophy in his children. The whole purpose of the exercise was to convince one to face his problems, not to run away from them. Eleven years a fugitive, wanted for killing a man, is this how he faces his problems? Yes, he would return to solve his problem, clear his name and set the right example for his children. Only to regret it later.

About the Author

Nicholas L. Trunzo, Korean War veteran; married to Carol. Five children and nine grandchildren. Mechanical Engineer, Field of work was Nuclear weapons in the fifties; Computers in the sixties and Industrial Lasers in the eighties when he retired. Field of interest other than family or work: Ran for U.S. Congress; Owned five motorcycles; four boats, three airplanes. Hobbies, were: motor cycle riding; Flying; sailing; ski-ing; Chess: Bridge and Golf after retirement, including writing. Written three novels: “Run with the Wolves,” “Journey through Life,” and co-authored “Legion for Justice.”