Author and Former Judge Ron McGaw Joins BookDaily.com

POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK, JANUARY 14, 2015 , January 14, 2015 (Newswire.com) - As a featured author, the opening chapters of Ron McGaw's book are now available to thousands of readers to sample – free of charge. At BookDaily, book fans can browse, search and read opening chapters from a selection of more than 80,000 titles.

McGaw is currently promoting his novel, Lorenzo's Daggers, a time-travel, historical adventure set in modern-day New England and 15th century Italy.  The reviews have been outstanding.  As one reader put it, "Lorenzo's Daggers is a great ride through time with a fair amount of history weaved in for good measure. A fun read, with compelling characters and a great dose of Italian Renaissance trivia."  According to the former Head of the History Department at West Point, "Lorenzo's Daggers is more than just good fiction. It is also a deft portrayal of Renaissance Florence - a city of prolific genius that produced some of the most creative minds of Western Civilization. - A worthy read!"  Visit McGaw's website at www.RonMcGaw.us or look him up at BookDaily.

"Lorenzo's Daggers is a delightfully entertaining story of time travel between modern-day New England and 15th century Italy. Author Ron McGaw keeps the pages turning quickly with endearing characters, taut prose, and a riveting storyline that stands alone for its novelty and intrigue. But Lorenzo's Daggers is more than just good fiction. It is also a deft portrayal of Renaissance Florence—a city of prolific genius that produced some of the most creative minds of Western Civilization. Through the travels and travails of protagonist Prester John, readers can well imagine the life and times of the Renaissance giants of Western art, science, political theory, architecture, and philosophy. Lorenzo's Daggers—a worthy read!"

Brigadier General Lance Betros (retired), Former Head - Department of History, West Point

Ron McGaw graduated from San Jose State University with a degree in Theatre Arts, and from the University of San Francisco School of Law.  He worked in Manhattan as an attorney, and served a ten-year term as a New York State Judge.  He now lives with his wife and children in Poughkeepsie, New York where he runs his own successful legal practice.  Lorenzo's Daggers is his first novel.