Gerald G. Griffin

Gerald G. Griffin was born in Flint, Michigan, and wrote his first book in the 9th grade, which was read, chapter by chapter, to his class by his teacher. From then on, he couldn't escape the writing bug. Later, encouraged by his father, he received his PHD in psychology from Michigan State University, and after years of private practice in Atlanta, Georgia, after his father died, unable any longer to resist the writing bug, he became a writer full-time. His first novel was the bestseller, THE CORRUPTORS; followed by THE DEATH DISCIPLE and THE LAST COMING. Moving to Gainesville, Georgia, he wrote the spine-tingling action thriller, OF GOOD AND EVIL. Then tragedy struck. Gerald's fiancee' -- an exceptional woman with rare gifts for enjoying life and helping others and animals -- suddenly met with death. Gerald was shattered, but overwhelmed by her death to write the novel, THE GODS OF WINTER, fiction based on fact, a story, as it unfolds in a fictional bath, relating the peculiar and saddening events leading to his fiancee's (Gloria in the novel) death and the ensuing unraveling consequences eventually ending in awe.

The video trailer for THE GODS OF WINTER may be seen by clicking https://youtu.be/-5sqL8YGExo