Author Offers Complimentary PDF Copy Of Book To Increase Awareness Of Childhood Disorders.

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Mar 25, 2008 – Author Jack Swint is best known for his four cold case murder books which are part of the “Who Killed” series with Rooftop Publishing Company. To date, Jack has resurrected unsolved cases in Cleveland Ohio, Pittsburgh PA, Jacksonville FL, and Savannah GA.

A lessor known fact is his first book, “Creative Impulse…True Memoirs Of A Terrible Son” that depicts his own troubled life growing up in and out of non-violent trouble. Finally, at the age of 43, and in a federal prison for counterfeiting, Jack was diagnosed with impulsive behavior and a personality disease. These disorders caused his life, and everyone around him, to be in complete turmoil from the age of 11.

After being prescribed daily doses of Zoloft, Jack was released from prison in 1998 and with a new life ahead of him, began a career in the media. At the same time, he began speaking out to parents, doctors and the courts as to the effects psychological disorders can play in children and teens lives growing up if gone undiagnosed.

To get his point across and gain national attention for all childhood diseases, Jack sat down and wrote his entire life story. In fact, the book has been called “brutally honest.”

But, as book reviews began coming in from critics, people quickly began to see that his book also has an another side to the story within his testimonial for psychological illnesses……

“What began as one man's desire to write his true memoirs to gain national attention for psychological disorders, has evolved into a second story as well. A rollercoaster journey that takes readers into an embarrassing chain of sordid events that left some nationally known celebrities, politicians and even government agencies running for cover after crossing paths with Jack Swint”

In an effort to gain as much attention to childhood disorders as possible, Jack is now offering complimentary copies of this book in PDF form. This format can either be read on computor, or printed out. Creative Impulse can also be purchased at Borders books, and on the internet. A link is below.

Anyone interested in the PDF version are asked to e-mail:

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Borders Books
http://www.bordersstores.com/search/search.jsp?srchTerms ...

Or you can go to:
http://www.jackswint.com