David E HuntleyDavid Huntley the Author, is a semi-retired international business executive who has lived on three continents, Europe, Africa and America. Surviving the London Blitz of WWII, he went on to become an engineer and company owner with extensive internatonal business experience. He resides near Dallas, Texas with his French born wife Sophie who is also a survivor of WWII, having lived under Nazi occupation in France. David was a co-founder of the British-American Commerce Association of North Texas. He retired from the Board of Directors in 2001 after serving for 17 years since inception in 1984, serving in various capacities including Chairman of the Executive Committee, and as a past President of the organization. He was awarded an Honorary Life membership to the organization, and to its Board of Directors, in recognition of his services to the promotion of British/American business interests in North Texas and the Dallas/Fort Worth region in particular. He has been a guest speaker at numerous Forums as well as a frequent panelist on national public television. He has served as a Director of Historic Royal Palaces, USA Inc., and he helped the organization to raise awareness of the charity in the United States through lectures and fund raising. David helped initiate the visit to Dallas of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester for a Gala Dinner on behalf of Historic Royal Palaces. He retired from the Board in December 2012, but remains an avid supporter. He has written incisive articles and commentary before embarking on this historical post WWII spy thriller, "Death Watch Beetle", which has received rave reviews from prominent military and intelligence historians. David has dedicated the book to the WWII survivors of US and Allied Armed Forces who helped save Europe from tyranny. A number of WWII veterans that David interviewed have had their service recorded in the back pages of the book and on his website. Read More Read Less