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by David Wooding (Author)
One man's journey from English childhood to American chaos ... and the strength to rise again.
He grew up in 1970's England, learning the value of hard work, humor, and a good cup of tea. Life as a successful International Model was the springboard that took him across oceans, through business ventures, family milestones, and finally toward what seemed like the ultimate reward - a chance to invest in the American dream.
But when the now-infamous Jay Peak scandal erupted, everything changed. A lifetime of savings vanished overnight. What had begun as an exciting new chapter became a fight to recover not just money, but dignity and peace of mind.
What followed was a test of endurance - financial, emotional, and moral. Yet through every setback came a flicker of that same stubborn resilience that had carried him from the middle-class streets of England and Wales to the heart of America.
They stole his investment, but not his spirit.
Told with honesty, wit, and a distinctly British sense of humor, Sixty, Not Out is a story of loss, survival, and unexpected renewal. It's about the power of perspective, the absurdity of bureaucracy, and the unshakable belief that, with family behind you, you can overcome anything.
