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| “I met Don Haack on a single occasion and he kept calling me Marlon, so you can understand how delighted I was for the opportunity to trash his book. I can't. It’s a barn-burner of an adventure story— fast paced and colorful. It’s a terrific read.” |
| Paul Newman |
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| “A great story about a daring young couple who sought their fortunes diamond hunting in the rugged mountain country of South America.” |
| Hugh L. McColl, Jr., Former CEO, Bank of America |
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| “I’ve know Don for 25 years and I was aware he’d lived two lives. I was stunned to learn how dramatically different— almost a Clark Kent vs Superman. Fascinating” |
| Ed Crutchfield, Former CEO, First Union (Wachovia) |
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| “This book kept me spellbound. and I could not put it down till I finished it (4:50 a.m.) Cannot wait for the next...” |
| Ingeborg Hegenbart |
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| “I cannot believe the life he has lived. He should sell it to Hollywood. Our hero just crash landed his plane and survied an encounter with a cranky bushmaster...What next?” |
| Mac |
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| “Thanks for the intriguing lecture. I always judge the quality of a lecture by the silence of the room. In a good lecture there is a tomb-like quality; in a poor one it is more like a bus station. Your lecture brought the silence of the crypt.” |
| Belmont Abbey College |
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