Brighton Publishing announces Robert Clay Norman’s, "Until the Wheels Fall Off" tops sales charts

April 26, 2012 - PRLog -- CHANDLER (AZ)—Brighton Publishing LLC today announced first quarter record breaking sales of Robert Clay Norman’s provocative novel Until the Wheels Fall Off. Mr. Norman pulls no punches as he takes readers along for the ride into the dangerous world of bikers and outlaws in the 1970s. This road classic continues to top the charts and is distributed in print through Ingram, the largest book distributor in the world, and is available at bookstores nationwide in addition to all popular eBook formats at leading online retailers.
Early reviews are now pouring in and Norman’s novel is a huge success:
“…Gritty and brutally honest, the characters come alive and draw you deeply into their world of what it meant to be a biker in Southern California in the seventies.”
“…This book immediately pulled me in. Not only is the writing so illustrative, but the way the book is set up is actually quite hilarious! I thoroughly enjoyed this read.”
Northern California in 1973 provides the perfect setting for a group of young men to form a new motorcycle club. Vowing to remain together “until the wheels fall off,” the Wheel Lords Motorcycle Club soon adopts the chopper lifestyle as they ride and mix it up with the Hells Angels and Unforgiven Sinners.
Not since the days of Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper bringing us the “Easy Rider” approach to life has the world been presented with such a shocking and brutally honest look into the world of biker clubs,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing. “Norman’s work is truly iconic and provides us a glimpse into an important part of our cultural history and national identity.”
Robert Clay Norman is a fourth generation Californian whose American ancestry reaches back nearly four hundred years. A graduate of the University of South Florida, Robert has owned the same Harley Davidson motorcycle he calls “Shiloh” for over thirty years, and was a chopper rider in Northern California for much of that time. Robert now lives and works in Tampa Bay with his wife, daughter, and son. Other residents of the property include six cats, a dog, Blake the opossum, Magil the raccoon, and an armadillo named Barbarosa.