a pity to nicholas cage the kind of thing. tells them to and. i feel i'm telling the famous potato.

when i saw national treasure i saw nicholas cage when he got in a fictional story. so this really happen. we won the war with nameless people and baseless people and among those people was george washington himself.they were loyal to him and he asked for don't ever give up our identities. and it was top-secret until 1930. i thought if i could bring more of this to the forefront and approaches is a story i would. and that is why i wrote george washington. and it ended up being and doing extremely well. much better than anyone thought because i think fundamentally there were people in the country like you guys, extremely patriotic that have a new facet to america's history. where we seem to be leaving that out. and i do not want you to think you have to be a fan of history in order to read history. i ask people, do you like stories? do you like true stories? you have stories about your country? if they check two of the three boxes, they are really going to like the book. and i tried to get that in a way to keep it moving, to keep it accurate but not to write towards a