Author Bob Dombrowski’s New Book, “1969: Music, the Draft, and a GTO,” Follows a Group of Friends as They Witness a Shift in American Culture & History in the Making

Born and raised in Detroit, author Bob Dombrowski served 38 years as a Detroit firefighter before retiring with the title of Senior Chief. Bob raised his three sons with his wife Linda and now has five grandchildren with Linda. When he’s not writing, he’s reading classics, riding the T-Bird, and drinking his evening cocktail, the legendary vodka his martini. After his retirement, Bob became a Snowbird, splitting his time between Michigan and Florida.

“The year that changed history… 1969 was a pivotal year for America and its youth – from drag-racing greasers to cannabis-smoking hippies and everyone in between,” writes Dombrowski. . “The book follows a young kid from Detroit, Kasmile Novak, and his friends in a crazy tale of navigating the historical events of the year, including the Vietnam War, Woodstock, the moon landing, and the Mets World Series. Tell the time.. And more importantly, find out if the Pontiac GTO can beat the Plymouth GTX in one of the many drag races across the Motor City.

“Boomers and millennials alike will enjoy returning to the detail-rich era when life moved from simple to extreme, shaping both the nation and the world’s automotive capital. So jump in, buckle up, and get through the last days of America’s innocence.”

Bob Dombrowski’s inspiring story, published by Page Publishing, draws inspiration from the author’s own experiences growing up in Detroit and transports readers to American life in a bygone era. Skillfully paced and heartfelt, his Dombrowski expertly blends his wit and humor with the perfect amount of nostalgia in a character-driven journey that is sure to stick with readers long after the conclusion.

Readers who want to experience this captivating work can purchase 1969: Music, the Draft, and a GTO from bookstores worldwide or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

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