New Novel Parallels Current Global Crisis
Author Bud Connell combines complex characters and
earth-shattering events in the hopes of creating a story that will
resonate with everyday American citizens in Peak Experience:
A Novel
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (MMD Newswire) March 6, 2009 — Peak
Experience: A Novel by Bud Connell is the fictional story of
one man’s determination to overcome his innermost fears in
order to accomplish the seemingly impossible.
In Peak Experience, Connell introduces readers to Trip, an
ordinary yet complex man who has just been employed by a
charismatic firm. From the moment Trip is hired, danger,
intrigue, romance and murder accompany him on a journey
sweeping the major ports of the world, where he encounters
double-dealers, passionate physical desires and
life-threatening experiences. Entrapped by insidious evil but
driven by the urgency of survival, Trip must conquer his
crippling fears in time to stop malicious conspirators who are
plotting to annihilate our way of life.
Motivated by the recent events in Washington and on Wall
Street and what the author believes is the general apathy of
most American citizens, Connell wants readers to identify with
the characters and circumstances in his story. “The hidden
conspiracy exposed in the novel is a plot that could actually
occur,” he says. “It is my hope that the book will penetrate the
minds and hearts of readers and encourage them to consider
that they, as ordinary citizens, could be called upon to do
extraordinary things.”
For more information or to request a free review copy,
members of the press can contact the author at
budconnell@sbcglobal.net. Peak Experience: A Novel is
available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com and
through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
About the Author
Bud Connell is a writer, producer and director of video, film and
television. Formerly a program consultant to more than 100
radio broadcasters from New York to California and
programming creator of benchmark stations WFUN in Miami,
KXOK in Saint Louis and WNOE in New Orleans, Connell is the
recipient of seven Telly Awards and was given the National
Vision Award for commercial production in 1996. He was also
inducted into the Media Hall of Fame in St. Louis for
broadcasting accomplishments. Currently working on two new
novels, Connell divides his time among Los Angeles,
Nashville, Tenn. and Little Rock, Ark.
