The Dominican Republic was the only country in the Western Hemisphere that accepted Jewish refugees before and during WWII. Each arriving family was given a horse and a cow and 80 acres at Sosua near Puerto Plata on the Northern coast not too far from the Haitian border. Well-known author John Mullally has come out with the third book in his Gleason Trilogy of adventure tales - A Dominican Republic Wedding. The author's attention to historical detail is on display in a tale that moves between the Dominican Republic, the United States, and Germany under Hitler, as misdeeds both past and present come home to roast due to Secret Service agent Gleason's color investigation that makes a very exciting read.Cynthia Price, Sky Literary Review, Former Co-editor. Norton-Lakeshore Examiner Doctor Mullally skillfully combines a romantic Dominican Republic destination wedding with a chilling flashback to the horrors of the holocaust in Nazi Germany. Hauntingly unforgettable. F. Schattenberg, Ph.D. Followers of Dr. Mullally's prrevious political thrillers will be delighted to read A DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WEDDING Leads To International Intrigue. Secret Service agent Gleason's naturally suspicious mind uncovers a prominent Jewish refugee who is not whom he portarys himself to be. The imposter will stop at nothing, even the murder of the newly msrried Cindy, to keep his previous life hidden as the all-engaging storyline moves between the Caribbean, Europe and the United States. The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association August 2014 A Dominican Republic Wedding tells an intriguing story of international intrigue to help keep alive the memories of the Holocaust without going into all the gruesome details. The Holocauct is easy to forget the farther we get from Nazi Germany. That was a goal of mine, just to keep its memory fresh in people's minds so that similar genocides can never happen again. Doctor Mullally has taken the unusual step for a novel of including a bibliography of select books pertinent to the historical subject of the novel. It is his hope that current and future generations will continue to avail themselves of the available knowledge of the hideous nature of WWII. Secret Service Agent Tom Gleason and his fiancé Cindy are having a destination wedding in the beautiful Dominican Republic. Cindy, wanting to be a good host and tour guide for the wedding party, learns of a small ocean village near their wedding that accepted Jewish refugees as an escape from Hitler's Holocaust, when the rest of the world shunned them. John W. Mullally is a retired dentist who has always enjoyed writing as witnessed by his two well-received previous books: THE FIRST LADY SLEEPS and THE FIRST LADY MEETS AZEE. His books, similar to his own reading preferences, reflect an appreciation of morally conflicted characters struggling to do the right thing in our very confused modern world. He hopes that his loyal readers will equally enjoy A DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WEDDING Leads To International Intrigue.