Horsemen of his mind: The Lonely Pines

About the Book

A powerful and intricately woven story about a boy named Theodore. As a shy and reserved eleven-year-old he is perplexed by the world around him. He soon makes friends with another boy his age named David, and the two become best friends. Together they explore controversial parts of the adult world. At the same time Theodore also makes friends with his older next door neighbors who teach him about training beagle dogs and writing. He is soon faced with a dilemma of which path to follow. He has to decide to learn about the rabbit dogs, or doing drugs with his best friend. It is a difficult choice and he finds he unexpectedly has to grow up. Special Note: This book contains mild sexual situations and some profanity.

About the Author

C.G. Sinclair currently lives with his family in New Jersey. After college he served briefly in the Peace Corps and was assigned to Liberia, West Africa. He has also traveled extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. He has taught English, United States History, and Economics for 29 years. C.G. Sinclair recently retired to pursue other interests that include writing this book.