Author Charles Parker’s New Book "Eisenhowers General" is a Gripping Historical Fiction That Centers Around a Medical Officer Who Finds Himself Torn Between Two Futures
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Phoenix, AZ, April 03, 2025 --( PR.com )-- Charles Parker, a retired federal prosecutor and an avid history buff who currently resides in Arizona with his family, has completed his new book, “Eisenhowers General”: a poignant tale that follows a medical officer as he is pulled in two separate directions following his unexpected success in a combat role that could shift him into a military career.“‘Eisenhower’s General’ is the story of a shy, conscripted medical officer who became a reluctant hero while trapped on the Bataan Peninsula after the Japanese invasion,” writes Parker. “He was so distraught by the ineptitude of the professional military that he gave up his noncombatant status to take command of an infantry regiment.“Returning from Bataan, the young medical intern finds himself caught between the incongruent influences of General Eisenhower, who is trying to prepare him for a military career, and Monti Rosenfeld, his attorney, who reviews his patent designs and decides he can become wealthy as a pharmacy product designer. She also decides he would make an excellent companion for a long dirty weekend at a resort.”Published by Page Publishing, Charles Parker’s engaging tale will captivate readers as they follow along on Andrews’s journey to find himself amidst the chaos of his life following his service in Bataan. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page’s accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating.