Book #158: Sons of the Profits by William C. Speidel
Sons of the Profits William C. Speidel Released: January 1st, 1967 My 24th book for 2026 was William C. Speidel’s "Sons of the Profits". If you've never been to Seattle, and gone on Bill Speidel's Underground Tour, make a plan to do so at some point. When I first got to Seattle in 2016, that was the first thing I did, and I recommend it to everyone venturing into the Emerald City whether for business, pleasure, or waiting to catch an Alaskan Cruise. The Tour takes you through the history of the city, from it's pre-existing days, to the modern day. Probably the coolest thing to know is that Seattle is a city built on top of a city. It burned down in 1889, and was rebuilt one story higher. There are tons of great jokes and laughs abound. You will find yourself laughing hysterically as you go downstairs to the original streets of the city. This book was Speidel's accompanying novel that goes further into depth about shady politicians,...
