New Book Explores the Iraq War from the Perspectives of Hussein Christ and Bush



Conversations With..., the fictional trilogy by Salvatore J. Bommarito, is a timely inspection of the legacy of Saddam Hussein, the difficulties of the Shia and Sunni conflict, the Iraq war and the motivations of George W. Bush.

Bommarito argues in his incisive Conversations With... that dealing with Iraq has become the most important priority for the United States today. Using three distinct voices - Saddam Hussein, Jesus Christ and George W. Bush - he delves into three gripping, fictional stories.

In the first, Hussein has a startling meeting with an American chaplain just hours before his execution. The second story deals with what happens when a militant Shiite murders a Sunni and then is changed by dreams of Jesus Christ. The final section shows Bush's life after office, where he provocatively reveals his relationships with Congress, the American people and controversial Vice President Dick Cheney.

Passionately expressed, Conversations With... offers eye-opening portraits of three historical figures grappling with a political nightmare. This is an ideal book for anyone wanting a fresh analysis of the Iraq War. A chilling and important tale, Conversations With... will resonate with any American citizen.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at salski @ aol.com. Conversations With... is available for sale online at Amazon.com BookSurge.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author

Salvatore J. Bommarito is a former investment banker and financial officer. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame and Fordham University, he is the author of four other books: A Day in the Rough, Rough Love, The LOB and Hairless. He lives in New York City.

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New Book Explores the Iraq War from the Perspectives of Hussein Christ and Bush