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About the Book

On a bet, Elvis Presley and a "cousin" of his spend a week on the run. They are trying to evade capture by America's law enforcement agencies. How can the most famous entertainer in the world elude the police?

In a fun tale of adventure, the King of Rock and Roll escapes from Graceland, the Memphis Mafia and the detectives of the Memphis police department. He travels across America to a specific time and place in México.

During the course of this lost week in the life of Elvis, he learns much about himself as a man. In October 1970, Elvis explores the ruins of a pyramid complex in México-and himself.

Elvis' "cousin" doesn't expect to actually like Elvis Presley as a person. However, as he gets to know him, the individual, he finds that he grows quite fond of Elvis. Travel with Elvis as he attempts to avoid capture and learn what the man himself was really like.

About the Author

Bestselling author Byron Edwards has written another unusual novel sure to delight his fans and all people who have an interest in Elvis Presley. This is Edwards? sixth published book and it contains his somewhat quirky and unique style of approaching stories.

Edwards and his wife live on over a hundred acres of woods with four house cats and one house dog. They enjoy the wonder and beauty that Mother Nature provides on a daily basis. Their backyard is frequently visited by deer, wild turkey, squirrels, opossums, chipmunks, raccoons, owls and hundreds of song birds. Occasionally, from their back deck, they see mink, foxes, coyotes, hawks and skunks. Being able to enjoy the wildlife of their woods is a treasure they both appreciate.