The Sides to Every Story

How do you judge what is true and what is not?

Miami, FL – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Oscar Wilde said: “The truth is rarely pure and never simple.” What we see is rarely the whole story or the entire picture, yet it only takes seven seconds for the mind to form an impression about someone.

While it is easier to judge other people, take heart Matthew 7:2: “For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.”

“If the Truth Be Known” is a story about cover-up operations, lies, and ambitions. Written by Author Boyd Wilcox, it presents one of the hardest dilemmas known to man—should anything be taken at face value, or should you dig deeper before passing judging? When do you act on your intuition and when do you let go of first impressions?

Author Boyd Wilcox also writes articles that center on his two books, “If the Truth Be Known” and “Manhunt for the Truth—a Matt Savage series.” For more information about the author and his works, visit his website: https://boydwilcox.com.

To purchase the copies of the books (in paperback and eBook format), click the link: https://boydwilcox.com/books.

If the Truth Be Known
Written by Boyd Wilcox
Published by Your Online Publicist
Published Date: December 21, 2018
Paperback: $16.00
Ebook: $4.99

About the Author
Boyd Wilcox lives in Northern Utah with his wife, Marie. His greatest joys in life are his four children, grandchildren, and his faith in God. He worked as a policeman in Utah and Los Angeles for a number of years and was a self-defense and tactics instructor for policemen. His children and grandchildren enjoy listening to grandpa’s exciting stories. He is an avid NASCAR fan and has restored a 1970 AMX to mint condition, which has won several trophies at car shows. He has built and flown numerous radio-controlled airplanes. He enjoys gardening, carving and whittling wood, building “things”, camping, and reading. He was incarcerated for pharmaceutical substance abuse and has been through rehabilitation. For many years, he and his wife taught a 12 Step Addiction Recovery Program to men and women in the local county jail.