It's hard to explain all the emotions that you experience while reading this story, from crying to anger. Clear Lake Dark Lies was written very well, easy reading and puts you right into the story as if you were right there experiencing every wakening minute yourself. It's a book you can't put down once you start reading. I recommend this book to everyone and I think it could help others out there build the strength they need to get rid of the bad guys in their life. I'm looking forward to reading his next book, 'Where Big Trees Fall'.

A comment I have to make after reading some of the reviews. Clear Lake Dark Lies is rated "fiction", the only bad words you can say about this book and/or the author is if you are one of the bad people and the truth is bothering you now, otherwise, you wouldn't have the slightest idea this is a true story.

Jeff, you'll always be in my heart.

This was a great book, I believe it could very well be true to some who have really lived it. I believe the crys of childern are heard in this book and by writing such a story like this may open the eyes of many who are unaware of what could be going on in there community. I believe Many people look the other way, but this book will make you stop and think what is really going on in the neighbor hood! So don't miss reading this one.

I finally read your book this weekend, loved it. It was really good, really really good. Good Job on your first book. Hope you write more.

Dear Dave, Loved the book! My main comment is "I know you have more to tell". Give me something. There's only a finite amount of time to fish, live, and then die - not in that order. I hope you can write something with a little more soul. Speak to the flyfisherman with more than "this is where to go, and how to do it". I've gotten to the point in fishing - as I'm sure you have - where the circumstances, and feeling of the environment mean as much to the fish story as the end resulting "big one caught". Go for it! Tell me about the iced guides, the hellish 4wd road to get in, the unusual presentation. In short tell me a story. This book was a great start, but I - because I can only speak for myself - would like to feel what it's like. Due to the perameters of a book of this type I didn't expect more than what was offered, but encourage you to go the next step. Die-hards don't know any better. Thank you.