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Close Calls: Narrow Escapes Living on the Road

Close Calls: Narrow Escapes Living on the Road

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Present moment on the road
Review: "Bryce masterfully tells many accounts of life on the road and the fascinating people and experiences he encounters. His creativity and real life writing instilled a renewed inspiration for me to live in each moment and see the good everywhere I go."
John Kneisler

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A wild journey and inspirational message--read it!
Review: Close Calls: Narrow Escapes Living on the Road

I found the book riveting, exciting and well written. I only hitchhiked twice in my life (once because I ran out of gas, and the other time to visit my girlfriend in St. Louis), but I always wanted to "hit the road" like Bryce Yarborough. I doubt I could have lasted 10 years--maybe 6 to 12 months.

I suspected there were weird people out there, and this book captures both strange and intriguing characters.

I also like the fact that the book goes beyond the true adventure stories, although that alone is worth it. His search for meaning and purpose ring true and honest, and his final discovery amazes me. He hits it right on the mark. If only we could all remember it as we live our lives.

If you're looking for a fun and inspirational read, and a way to vicariously "hit the road," put this one on your MUST READ list.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Exciting, fun and inspirational¿Read it!
Review: Close Calls

I found the book riveting, exciting and well written. I only hitchhiked twice in my life (once because I ran out of gas, and the other time to visit my girlfriend in St. Louis), but I always wanted to "hit the road" like Bryce Yarborough. I doubt I could have lasted 10 years--maybe 6 to 12 months.

I suspected there were weird people out there, and this book captures both strange and intriguing characters.

I also like the fact that the book goes beyond the true adventure stories, although that alone is worth it. His search for meaning and purpose ring true and honest, and his final discovery amazes me. He hits it right on the mark. If only we could all remember it as we live our lives.

If you're looking for a fun and inspirational read, and a way to vicariously "hit the road," put this one on your MUST READ list.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A wild and uplifting journey!
Review: I couldn't put the book down. The author captured me at the beginning and kept me with him all the way through. I felt like I was right there with him. It's amazing to me Mr. Yarborough is still alive.

I admit that I peaked at the epilogue before reading the book, and to be honest, I'm glad I did. It helped set the tone for me. I promise that reading the epilogue won't spoil your read. If anything, it will enhance it. I like Mr. Yarborough's perspective on life. I found his book uplifting.

Finally, I have no doubt he told it like it was in the 1970s, which means the book is pretty graphic in some spots and contains drug use. I would not recommend it for kids unless they're 18 or older.


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