Author Danny J. McCarty
Danny J. McCarty was born in Atlanta, Georgia, but has lived in Alabama most of his life. His father was a World War II veteran and a career Army man. McCarty has two previously published books to his credit, with both being works of fiction. They are The Fifty-Two-Year-Old Rookie and Alone in a Hidden Well. He currently lives near Oxford, Alabama with his wife Ruth, where he is a free lance writer. They have two grown children. McCarty enjoys the outdoors and spends much of his time in the woods and on the water, enjoying nature to the fullest. That is, when he is not writing!
Email: dannyjmccarty@yahoo.com
Men and Women Who Served With Valor
Memories of WWII
Men and Women Who Served With Valor is a moving group of stories that have been told to the author by the men and women who actually lived through the experiences. Many of them are alive only be the Grace of God. These stories are about the average man and woman and the experiences that they had during World War II.
ISBN: 978-0-9831738-0-9 $12.95
Paperback
Also available: Hardcover Edition ISBN: 978-0-9831738-1-6
The book may be ordered, online, through Amazon.com, Barnes&Nobles, as well as other online book stores. Local orders may be made through email with Danny.
Also available as an eBook download for Kindle.
ISBN: 978-0-9831738-0-9 $12.95
Paperback
Also available: Hardcover Edition ISBN: 978-0-9831738-1-6
The book may be ordered, online, through Amazon.com, Barnes&Nobles, as well as other online book stores. Local orders may be made through email with Danny.
Also available as an eBook download for Kindle.
This picture of Danny's father and mother was selected for the cover.
What Danny has to say about the book:
This book, Men and Women of Valor, contains the true stories of the men and women who did their part during World War II. These stories were told to me directly, with most being face to face interviews, or over the telephone. Some are stories of war and some are stories of supporting the war effort, but all are interesting, in my opinion, and need to be told and preserved for future generations. Interviewing these older citizens of our great country was a task that I enjoyed and it was the most fulfilling project with which I have been involved. Most seemed to enjoy my interviewing them and many had a gleam in their eyes as they told me about their earlier years. Some veterans got rather emotional when telling their story and I got rather emotional on occasion myself.
