This episode’s guest is author Janet Bostic-Williams. She, along with Selwynn Milborrow, have just released a new novel titled Operation Gratitude: Kill Colonel Tom Parker. 

Here’s the description of the book:

How far would you go to protect someone you love who cannot see the life or death danger they are facing? Elvis Presley is beloved worldwide, but none are as devoted as Liz Phillips. He communicates with her through his music and movies, and she knows in her soul that he is pleading with her to help right the wrongs those surrounding him commit. She must protect and save him from harm.

The swinging ’60s have turned into the sinister ’70s for Liz as an overzealous fanatic realizes the danger her idol Elvis Presley faces from those around him. Liz and her new boyfriend, Trey, feel duty-bound to come to his aid and take matters into their own hands to right the wrongs he’s suffered.

There is only one plausible solution for the two of them to rescue him from the hypnotic trap in which she feels he is ensnared. She and Trey take on the role of the white knight to free the King from evil for the good of all worldwide. However, as she quickly discovers, the suffering involves more than Presley as confusion reigns.

All that glitters is not gold, and things are not always as they seem. There are always consequences. I discussed with Janet the book’s plot, how she came up with the story idea, and how she went about creating the story.

Purchase a copy of Operation Gratitude: Kill Colonel Tom Parker

Listen to Elvis Presley's "Change Of Habit"

Pre-order a copy of the e-book Presley's Wonderful Life

Visit PresleyStories.com

Join the Facebook group ELVIS: A Celebration of the Man and His Music

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