Mal(e)adjusted, Mis(s)directed

Mal(e) Adjusted, Mis(s) Directed is a story based upon one's character and their word. To love unconditionally. To be there in time of need. Never to abandon. Willing to give their all, even life. Q: How committed are you to your word? Whose word can you depend? Take an adventurous journey into the lives of friends, partners and lovers. See just how Mal(e) Adjusted, Mis(s) Directed people can be. You may even know someone like the characters. Thomas Earl Nunnally, raised on the south side of Chicago along with his six brothers and two sisters by a very strict and God fearing mother. He was taught early on to respect his fellow man and the value of the golden rule (which at times he tried to forget). At the age of eighteen after graduating high school, Thomas enlisted into the military (U.S. Navy). While in the military Thomas' young world was thrust suddenly from that of a teen-ager to an adult serving in Viet-Nam. To cope, whenever he could he enjoyed his alone time writing home, painting a written picture for family and friends. Thomas in his own mind believes he's a PC gamer (PlayStation, X*Box) NOT His love for his red nosed american pit bull terrier "Sheba," keeps him at times busier than he'd like. Today Thomas is an aspiring poet and ctional story teller. His rst attempt at writing was an entry to a poetry writing contest. His entry "Midnight Sky's, Blue Water And You," brought him recognition in his then small circle of wordsmiths. Since that time, Thomas has self-published two books of poems. "360" (2014) A book of writings dealing with love's ups and downs, and the search to nd real love. "To Be A Musketeer" (2015) It's creed, "All For One, ME " Deals with our sel sh side in relationships. "NTE" as he's known, has had a love for writing every since he rst read "The Three Musketeers." Thomas' book Mal(e)Adjusted and Mis(s)Directed is the rst of a series, with characters readers will learn to love and some to truly despise. Characters once introduced (good or bad) will capture your hearts.