Jackie O’Riley never had life handed him on a platter. For one thing, he was born in a time of poverty and uncertainty, when most Americans could barely stay alive and keep a roof over their heads. At least hes not alone as he struggles to overcome his predicament. Narrowly avoiding war, he sees his nation become a world of electricity and automobiles. He sees people at their worst and best as he moves across country, always with one goal in mind…to be somebody. Beyond Jack Squat Pat Frank Book Trailer Find out more about this author and book here http://tinyurl.com/quu626 fiction, inspirational, the Great Depression
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