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Jim Haigler’s New Book, “The Chimes of Westminster,” is the Fascinating Tale That Follows the Author on His Travels to Witness & Experience All That America Has to Offer
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Raised in rural Pennsylvania, author Jim Haigler yearned to see what lay outside of his comfortable but small world. He joined the Air Force thinking this would allow him to see the world, but never wound up leaving the United States. Instead, after leaving the military unsatisfied, Haigler traveled around the country seeking sites unseen to expand his worldview.
“This is a true story about an adventure-loving Vietnam era veteran,” writes Haigler. “He returns home to a postwar depression and finds gainful employment almost nonexistent, so he sets out to see the world on his own terms. He left behind the security of his little hometown of New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. He made life-changing decisions at every turn without any plan or direction. He saw life from ground level forming the path of his destiny. Life is defined by the choices we make.”
Published by Fulton Books, Jim Haigler’s book is a compelling tale of one man’s desire to hit the open road and experience new cultures and meet all sorts of people that make up the very fabric of the United States. Expertly paced and deeply personal, “The Chimes of Westminster” will transport readers as they follow Haigler’s expedition and is sure to stay with them long after its conclusion.
Readers who wish to experience this inspiring work can purchase “The Chimes of Westminster” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at support@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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