Jerry Amernic is an
author whose writing can’t be ignored. His books provoke thought,
emotion and action. A seasoned journalist, as well as a novelist,
he is spurred on by current events and the urge to investigate.
Jerry is constantly germinating ideas for new works, but
historic fiction
remains his burning passion. His novels embody a deep respect for
history and heritage, and impart what we can learn from those
people and civilizations who came
before us. He likes to write about current and past figures, and
is naturally drawn to heroes. His stories are moving and warm,
with characters who rise off the page and leave an indelible
impression on the reader.
Jerry’s first
novel, Gift of the Bambino, has been widely acclaimed and was
recently optioned for a screenplay.
"It [Gift of the Bambino] could be the sports version of the Da Vinci Code" -- L.A.
Daily News
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Jerry’s non-fiction books tend to be controversial as they
expose the current state of society.
But whatever he writes is sure to arouse strong emotions,
actions and discussions around the dinner table.
Jerry is a seasoned investigative journalist who isn’t afraid to
tell it like it is. Stemming from the expe riences
of his first book, he has a strong interest in criminal justice
and political issues of the day. Anyone who wants to be “in the
know” should definitely read him. He investigates and breaks new
ground, and doesn’t mind going
against the grain in a way that is courageous and even
inspirational. But then he is a writer who likes to facilitate
change.
His most recent book, Duty: The Life of a Cop continues to
attract solid reviews and to be excerpted in major newspapers.
Duty was released as a trade paperback in November 2008.
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more about Jerry.
"Duty: The Life of a Cop is a
fascinating and informative account of the life and thinking of
one of Canada's most accomplished police officers" -- London Free
Press, 2008
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