"Since the day the first caveman chiseled the wheel to the time of the automobile, man has been learning to merge. Okay, maybe not back to the Stone Age, but to at least the days of ancient chariots when Pharaoh first collided with one of his subjects. Okay, maybe that didn't happen, but back in the day of oxen and cart, when Shakespeare plowed his band of wandering minstrels into the sheriff of Nottingham's stagecoach, merging has been a problem." Alistair Cook-Rice - Suspect Historian "Regardless of where you live, drivers from around the world have learned to be patient with their fellow drivers. As you read Merging in Minnesota, you'll laugh, cry, shudder, gesticulate and yes even moan as you read the suspenseful, yet thrilling, yet remarkable tale of people not having a clue what they are doing as the propel two tons of metal down our public road system each day!" Bill Smyth - Smart, well-read critic from the Boston Harold "The book is fast paced like me." Gordon Jeff - racecar driver for NASCARP "Buy it today!" Lone Oak Publishing Sales Team