Cruise to Mayhem

David P Remy was born in Iowa a few months before the Pearl Harbor "incident", as such affairs are referred to in modern parlance. He attempted to become educated in Dubuque, IA, Detroit, MI, Washington, D.C., South Orange, NJ, and New Orleans, LA. It took a long time, in a lot of halls of higher learning. Eventually, a little of it stuck. He felt most success with his in depth studies of Mardi Gras and restaurants while in the Crescent City...the Big Easy. Up to this moment, he's been a pastor, an educator, a counselor and tucked within his forty-five years of ministry, he served twenty short ones in the United States Navy as a chaplain to our courageous Sailors and a "padre" to our valiant Marines. He proudly adds "Veteran" (USN, CHAPLAIN CORPS), to his bio. Now, late in his life game, he appends "Author" to his resume. He will let the reader determine the validity of that claim. Around twenty years ago, he began a volunteer relationship with several cruise lines, as a cruise ship chaplain. This united his profession and personal love of travel into a tandem as pastor and ship chaplain. With his years in the Navy and now, surpassing forty-five commercial cruises with a variety of cruise ship lines, he has gained a veritable boatload of experience involving people at sea, both crew and guests. Thus, the birth of the Lucky and Led cruise ship mystery series, with "CRUISE TO MAYHEM" being the debut edition of the series. He plans to write several more of Lucky and Led's adventures. The "LUCKY & LED CRUISE MYSTERY" series is a mix and mash compilation of his cruising experiences written in such a manner as not to finger any particular person, ship or specific circumstance. The author mentions this because a character or two in the stories may not possess the usual high quality and top notch standards usually associated with the individuals one expects to meet on board a commercial cruise line. Mark it up to the author of fiction's privilege to create for the sake of the story. A mystery story needs a villian or two. Now retired and living in the Florida Panhandle, David continues to transfer his memories to paper. You may meet him as he returns to sail the high seas on his favorite cruise line visiting new ports several times each year. He hopes you enjoy reading his books as much as he relishes writing them. He looks forward to cruising with you someday. Who knows, you may become the prototype of a fictional character in one of his novels...a reputable one, we can only hope.