LONG ISLAND, N.Y., May 13, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Having a lot of debts is something nobody wants to live with, especially since money matters are hard to deal with today. Author Bob Chabala experienced bearing huge debts and worst of all he once got stranded in a foreign country penniless. How did he become a victim of a professional conman and how did he deal with it afterwards? Find out by reading his new book Unlimited Credit, released through Xlibris.
Unlimited Credit tells the story of a young man named Bobby who travels to Italy with a friend. Together they end up in Rome and settle down at the Hotel Monte Carlo. Life was enjoyable for them until one day, they meet a gentleman named Hamedi. Hamedi explains that he's lost all of his belongings at a train station and does not have any money left for his own survival. Taking pity, Bobby and his friend welcome Hamedi to join them for dinner. Soon enough, Bobby lends the gentleman money who in turn invites him to go to North Africa with him for an unforgettable tour and a chance to pay off the debts. Bobby reluctantly agrees, completely unaware that he's heading for a trap.
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About the Author
Bob Chabala lives in Long Island City, NY, where he shares an apartment with his two dogs, Chestino & Sophia. He is currently at work on his second book entitled, Stealing Michelangelo. He is now forty-five years old, and no longer uses an American Express Card.
Unlimited Credit * by Bob Chabala
Publication Date: July 1, 2005
Trade Paperback; $18.69; 256 pages; 978-1-4134-9151-7
Cloth Hardback; $28.79; 256 pages; 978-1-4134-9152-4
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