Sailing Memoir of Adventure and Terror Available at Newkindlebooks.com

    NEW YORK, NY, April 10, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Vellum Publishing, Inc. announces the publication of a new memoir about sailing the Caribbean. With a life-changing decision, Jeffry Gardner decided to escape his corporate tedium and mid-life doldrums. He bought the perfect cutter, one designed by Robert Perry and built in Taiwan, christened it Changing Tides and left his successful public relations business on Long Island to explore the exquisite Caribbean. Eight years later in Panama, an unimaginable twist of events led to his being savagely beaten and left for dead.

"It is the ultimate male fantasy," said Vellum Publishing, Inc. President Chet Meyer. "Buy a sleek, sexy boat and sail away from the drudgery of everyday life to a world of adventure on the high seas. And Jeff Gardner has the guts to do it! In his fifty-one-foot cutter, he leaves his executive job and troubled marriage for the cruising life in the Caribbean, partying with locals as well as social nobility like Jimmy Buffett and Caroline Kennedy. Then, after years of living his dream and having adventures most of us can only fantasize about, in an instant his carefree life is transformed into a nightmare as a vicious attack leaves him fighting for his life. Changing Tides is his story and it's all true."

As with all of their digital offerings, Vellum Publishing, Inc. has formatted the memoir Changing Tides in bolder, easier-to-read type and guarantees this and all books on their shelf are reasonably priced. In addition, owners of the new iPad can also read Vellum releases by downloading the fabulous free application, Kindle for iPad, at Amazon.com. For more information on Changing Tides and other books from Vellum Publishing, Inc., visit www.newkindlebooks.com.

Vellum Publishing Inc. is dedicated to presenting quality digital fiction for Amazon Kindle books to the reading public at a very affordable price. For further information, please contact us at [email protected].

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