El Dorado
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Book Details
About the Book
El Dorado is a story about a young man named Danny, who had to work his own way through college. He starts his new job as a Park Ranger in a National Forest.
In El Dorado, the reader will experience the many thrills and dangers that confront our ranger, many of them life threatening, as he makes his security patrols through the park.
In El Dorado, our ranger is unmarried and is looking for that special someone to love, someone that will love him. He searches in exciting locations like Lake Tahoe and Reno. Will he find it or only end up losing in the dating game?
Meet old George, a crusty old miner, in El Dorado. He will tell stories of the Gold Rush days, to anyone who will listen to him. Learn about true friendship, and find out how a little kindness can be returned.
Travel with Danny in El Dorado, as he explores the roads and mountain passes that cut through the High Sierras. Visit many of the small mining towns that make up California's Mother Lode.
In El Dorado, grieve with Danny and all Americans as they try to cope with and recover from the terrorist's attacks of September 11, 2001.
El Dorado will take the reader through an adventure in life, a trip that they will not soon forget.
About the Author
Edward L. Allum was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1949. He was a Health Care Administrator for 28 years. He worked for several hospitals and after 13 years he retired from San Joaquin County General Hospital in 1999. Allum proudly served in the United States Air force during the Vietnam War era and was honorably discharged as a Sergeant in 1972.
Allum's first book was "The Fiddletown Journal: Stories of the Mother Lode", published by Robert D. Reed Publishers, San Francisco in December 2000. "The Fiddletown Journal" was well received and this lead Allum to write his second book September's Shadows and El Dorado, his third book.
Allum is a graduate of Michigan's Andrews University, Food Service Administrators Certificate Program, and Lake Superior State University Health Care Managers Development Program. Married for 32 years to his wife Mary. They have two sons, Skip and Dan.
Visit Ed's website at http://www.lodinet.com/edallum.