Testimonials

   In Where Somebody Waits for Me, Don Angell has given us an extraordinary story about ordinary people, a story of heart and hard times that reveals to us something important about America and Americans, reminiscent of Steinbeck’s epic saga of the Joads in Grapes of Wrath.
   It is not one of those novels that I could not put down - as engrossing as it was I needed to put it aside from time to time to let it settle inside of me.
Dr. Dennis J. McCrory, Psychiatrist

   Where Somebody Waits for Me, reminiscent of Alex Haley’s Roots, is a multi-century saga of one family. Starting with the end of the civil war and running to the present the passion of one man is chronicled against the backdrop of the Great Depressions’s hope and despair for all men.
   Through Angell’s delicate nuance with language and his twist of plot to the surprising ending, this first novel is a most absorbing read.
Dr. John K. Stout, Professor Emeritus