Horns And Halos Review
Extraordinary
As an author and small publisher myself, Horns and Halos resonated with me right from the start.
It's the story of James Hatfield, the author of a book called Fortunate Son, a biography (the first) of pre-presidential George W. Bush. Meant to be a quickie "clip job," written by quoting sources secondhand through previously published articles on Bush, Hatfield ended up turning in something a little different. The biggest switch: An afterword that alleged Bush was a former cocaine user.
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