Books by John Hatfield

There are self help books littering the shelves of every book store in America. People are searching for a way to improve their quality of life as they digest the pages of every one of them. This book is different.This book contains no promises of great monetary success in less than twenty four hours if you read the book. There is no mystical secret contained between pages forty and sixty. Instead, there are simple truths. Truths are so often overlooked; they seem to be revelations of a new and exciting horizon. There are methods of reaching goals and what you need to do to reach yours, but the astonishing fact about those methods are that they are already in you. I had hidden the true principles inside myself. I had to witness them to rediscover them. At times, I wondered, with amazement, at the ability my mind had to ignore what was right under my nose. You wonder at the reasons that you struggle with the complexities and difficulties of life, when it should be so simple.

East Berlin, 1983. One dissident rock band. One plan to defect to the west. One traitor. Udo Dirkmeyer, the charismatic and feckless Mick Jagger of East Germany, is having a tough time of it. It's hard enough being an outlaw rock star in the world's harshest police state.