What can courtrooms, Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill — and a round of golf — teach us about human nature?

We sit down with longtime attorney, elected court official, veteran and author Jon Gegenheimer to talk about his fascinating journey from the courtroom to writing fiction. Jon shares how his experiences as a military intelligence interrogator and attorney have shaped his storytelling, why reading is essential to becoming a good writer, and what decades of observing people have taught him about character, leadership and perseverance.

We also dive into The Griffin Murders, his love of Dickens and classic mysteries, and his latest novel, Churchill vs. Hitler: The Untold Golf Match that Changed History — an imaginative story with some surprisingly timely lessons about history, appeasement and why, as Churchill famously urged, we should never give up.

It’s a fun, wide-ranging conversation about books, history, law, golf, writing and the experiences that shape the stories we tell.

You can find Jon here: https://jagauthor.com/

Books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00JH0GLO8/allbooks

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