George B. Carter
George falls into deep depression after his wife of 31 years walks out. A series of incidents brings him face-to-face with five beautiful, talented young women who break his depression. But there's a problem…
Therapist Dr. Frank Saculla, George’s golfing buddy, designs a sex-based therapy program that George follows with enthusiasm, but will it be enough?
The Splintered Rainbow, set in the tropical splendor of Oahu and Kauai in Hawaii, moves from starlit beaches to nightclubs, to Waikiki Hotel Rooms to magnificent Hanalei on Kauai.
The Splintered Rainbow is a love story of a struggling man, a psychiatrist, and five gorgeous women. It is a textbook for the lonely. Take notes.
George Carter escaped from a coal mining town in Virginia through an Air Force career that saw him rise from private to major. He served in Wyoming, Guam, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, the Pentagon, SAC headquarters in Omaha, four bases in California, and eight years in Hawaii including three years on the staff of the Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Command. He earned a B.A. in Economics and has done graduate work in Chinese/Japanese History. Following his Air Force career, he owned an Art Gallery in Hawaii and worked for the National Federation of Independent Business. He served three years on the International Board of Sertoma International, and founded the George B. Carter Serteens Club in Hawaii in 1972, an organization for gifted high school students. He currently lives in the San Fernando Valley, California, with his wife and daughter.
