Local Author and College Professor Dr. Daniel Cillis to Appear on Good Day New Mexico, Jan. 6th to Talk About Centennial and What Might Have Been
Summary
Filled with mystery, murder, mayhem, and of course, many love affairs, the story takes place in the majestic landscape of the Land of Enchantment--from Chaco Canyon, to the Sandia Mountains, to Bernalillo County and the fictitious nearby town of "Valtura.About the Author -- Dr. Daniel R. Cillis is a professor at Molloy College in New York where he teaches behavioral science for business.Dr. Cillis received his Ph.D. from New York University and has written and published academic articles on management behavior and leadership.Talk show host Irene Estrada will interview Dr. Cillis about his new novel, Statehood of Affairs, a story about New Mexicos journal to statehood set in 1911 as told through the eyes of lovers with ties to opposite sides of the border.As New Mexicos Centennial nears, theres nothing like a good political adventure about what might have been!Filled with mystery, murder, mayhem, and of course, many love affairs, the story takes place in the majestic landscape of the Land of Enchantment--from Chaco Canyon, to the Sandia Mountains, to Bernalillo County and the fictitious nearby town of "Valtura." Statehood of Affairs is a must-read for anyone with a love of the 47th state of the Union.In the novel, a secret document, hidden in Chaco Canyon some 50 years earlier, places the U.S. and Mexico on a collision course toward war.