Glen Aaron (full name: Glen D. Aaron, ll)
retired lawyer, international business consultant, and current author
B.A., Baylor University
J.D., University of Texas
Glen writes both fiction and nonfiction from his forty-year career and experience as a trial lawyer and consultant in international business and banking.
His nonfiction work as the observer in The Prison Trilogy tells the tales in chronological order of how he came to be a lawyer for a Wall Street Journal heiress and her gay husband and how that representation landed him in federal prison. That is the first in The Trilogy. The second book tells the story of his cell mate, Colonel George Trofimoff, serving life for spying for the KGB, and the final book of The Trilogy describes the prisoners, Glen's experiences and takes a hard look at the American criminal justice system.
The Prison Trilogy
1. Observer: The Ronnie Lee and Jackie Bancroft Spencer Story, a tale of people, greed, envy, manipulation ... even crime.
2. Observer: The Colonel George Trofimoff Story, the tale of America's highest ranking army officer convicted of spying.
3. Observer: The Prison People; The Prison Experience.
In his fiction work, Glen creates a clash of cultures and geopolitical stress. While The Terrorist is fiction, it gives insight to Jihad, as it exists today but also portrays an intercultural love affair between a CIA agent and a Persian American.
Released in 2017 is The Curse of Sacerdozio, a tale of judicial conspiracy, is based upon the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, with name changed to Anton Sacerdozio, which occurred last year on the Rio Grande in Texas at a ranch retreat. The mystery is who murdered the judge and why?
A novel of present day United States Supreme Court and who is controlling it through conspiratorial maneuvers.
2018: JUST RELEASED!! five decades in the making, "IN God We Trust," one man's search for everlasting life. A memoir and a comparative study of Abrahamic religions and what they offer for life after death. Glen uses his experience as a lawyer and the legal requirements of proof to determine if there is a God and is there life after death.
Glen lives in Midland, Texas, with his wife, Jane, a sociology professor, who offers him insight to the human experience, and their two rottweilers, who are his constant companions.
