In the Shadow of Hope

From the small town of Asheboro, North Carolina to the bright lights of New York City's Broadway, to the vibrant Bourbon Street in New Orleans, to the glitzy glamour of Hollywood, to the teeming streets of Manila, to the majesty of Cape Town and to the tranquil serenity of Canada's Vancouver Island, Wayne Frye has refused to bow down to the authority of the privileged class and those who insist on conformity. At one time the youngest university president in the USA, winner of the hockey coach of the year award in three different leagues and award-winning writer, he has consistently resisted surrendering to the forces of darkness that have plagued humanity with political, corporate and religious subterfuge. This is his rousing story of a life filled with pain, heartache and failure that was tempered with triumphs of the spirit over adversity in the struggle for a sustainable existence.
Take an exciting journey with the man proclaimed by the Los Angeles Times "a marketing genius" and called by European literary critics "the Rembrandt of words." This is a book filled with laughter, pain and ultimately hope for humanity, hope for those who have been told that they cannot succeed in a world where far too many people are always on the outside looking in.
For those in the throes of doubt, Wayne Frye offers not just a lifeline to individuals on the precipice of the abyss of failure waiting to devour them in a bottomless dark pit; he shines a bright beacon of optimism that lights the way to hope and renewal.