The Transition A Novel of Promise, Pitfalls, Perseverance, and Passion

The Transition reads like a journey of a young man toward his academic and career goals. In many ways, the journey can be characterized as semiautobiographical. Several aspects of the childhood to adolescence to adulthood saga may be fictional. However, many aspects of the journey are factual and historical. Intertwined between the storylines is an evolving collage of early protest scenarios and romantic experiences framed in poetic style. In many ways, the collection represents an autobiographical sketch in romance. It begins by providing snapshots of the author's early relationships and evolves to romantic accounts experienced in adulthood. The Transition features thirteen premium royalty-free images. The Transition has a traditional table of contents, a second one, titled "Musical Inspiration" (which includes QR Codes), and a third, titled "Photographic Images." The thirteen images are presented at the beginning and end of each of the six chapters. Including the cover, thirteen images were selected from Getty Images and iStock photographic resources on the www.istockphoto.com website. In the short run, the author envisions that the collection will be made available in electronic, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook forms. In the long run, the author anticipates that it might be possible to package the saga into a Hollywood movie production.

About the Author :
I am President of G.H. Consultants, Inc. I am also classified as a publisher by the Google Play Books Partner Center. My primary duties include the publishing, marketing and promotion of "The Transition, A Novel of Promise, Pitfalls, Perseverance and Passion" and "Wine Me, Dine Me, Dance Me, Romance Me." G.H. Consultants, Inc. is also available to conduct the following secondary activities; (1) grant proposal writing, (2) program evaluations, (3) community opinion surveys, 4) public administration-related policy analyses, (5) legislative analyses, and (6) designing law enforcement training programs.

Review :
Judge, 28th Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards Gene Hewett's words shine on the page. He is clearly an intelligent individual with countless stories to tell and a creative and emotive way of telling them. Throughout the book, Hewett integrates poetry, news reports, college schedules and bulleted summaries. The variety adds depth, especially in the chapter about the 1965 riots. The narrator shares information about the Watts Riots from the viewpoint of an intelligent, engaged observer at home with his mother. The news reports set the stage while the poetry lends emotional and insightful weight to the historical event. This was my favorite part of the book and seemed especially poignant in light of current events. I think the author could expand on many of the ideas touched upon in this chapter and create some really important context for people today. Also, the scene with the break-in was crafted so well that I felt like I could see the events unfold before me as if on a screen. Anonymous Author Gene Hewett is obviously a talented writer, and his story of determination and perseverance will inspire others who want to live similarly fulfilling lives. Gene Hewett's tenacity in difficult circumstances is obvious on every page. Anonymous  ''This is what sets the author apart from all other writers. Author's unique way of stringing words together, formulating ideas, and relating scenes or images to the reader. In any piece of writing, the voice should be consistent and identifiable which the author has done a very good job."