Hell's Haven

About the Book

A documentary novel about AARP´s mishandling of the indigent elderly in its Senior Employment Program, which is funded by millions of American tax dollars. The book discloses the fact that AARP is not a non-profit organization, but rather a multi-million dollar profitable business with numerous enterprises--much to the ignorance of its members. The book shows how AARP lost its case with the IRS and paid $135 million in penalties. The author, 79 years old, and a former journalist who worked with the Senior program for over 10 years, gives an inside, intimate view of AARP´s fiasco. It is a must reading at a time when AARP continues to blow its horn about all the good it is doing for the elderly.AARP´s real goal is profits and more profits at the expense of its elederly members, while its various echelons rake in huge salaries and terrific perks.

About the Author

A retired, award-winning journalist, the author is a decorated World War II veteran of the European Theater, the recipient of two Purple Hearts, and recommended for the Silver Star. Among a number of newspapers he had worked for, he was an investigative reporter with Hearst's Detroit Times, and a copy editor with the Chicago Tribune's Chicago Today. After the war years he attended several universities achieving degrees in psychology and philosophy.