I Was an Unsolved Mystery: A Fugitive's Story

by Thomas Lion

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965851524
• ISBN13: 9780965851527
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Leobrand Books
• Length: 360 Pages
• Weight: 1.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A great yarn that you wont want to put down!

There is something that attracts most of us about a true story. This story is better than most. Both romantic, and dark, Lions takes you through an almost unbelievable journey that keeps your eyes glued to the pages. I was shocked at the way he escaped the hand of the law, and how the law finally tracked him down. This is a must read book!

T. Lion does it again Acurate as can be !!!!

T.Lion has his second hit book this year.Chelan was fabulous and now Unsolved. When will this government figure out the "wharehousing" of peaceful citizens in the name of marijuana is a very bad joke !!! Draconian sentencing for "herb" people should END ! Lion's unrelenting fight for freedom and fairness can finally be heard. Please take a special note how our government rewards violent criminals to get "their" man. Unsolved could be the new bible of the underground. A GREAT true story!

Too Cool for School!

The envisioned reality is put into words by a master. You'll love to follow his trail page by page. Don't miss making this novel a permanent part of your library.

Entertainment, education, romance on the run...

What a read! Nothing like the newspaper-article style true crimes I'm uccustomed to wading through. In the end the author lies to the court like Clinton to protect others, but unlike the prez...gets 20 years for pot! Lion didn't plot to kill the witnesses like his associates, he didn't desert his wife, and he... Well, just read the book. You won't be disappointed.

An intense, honest read of a life few ever lead.

Thomas Lion's autobiographical book, "I was an Unsolved Mystery," immediately drops the reader into the unfamiliar, underground world of a fugitive. We watch Lion as he naively steps into this all-consuming existence. We see the mind-work and quick thinking essential for him to keep a wife, contact with family, money, and most vital, freedom. We witness his surface façades and chronic inner-battles with the decisions he makes in hopes of keeping his life whole. We are forced to question the War on Drugs and the laws surrounding this cause. Lion's life on-the-run is narrated openly and honestly. The book begins with an intensity that is maintained throughout. I thoroughly enjoyed and recommend this story and am looking forward to reading Lion's other book, "Chelan."