Al Hague is a US Marine NCO and served in Vietnam 1965,66. Al was a photographer and writer for sporting magazines for ten years after retirement. Currently resides on Whidbey Island in Washington State with his wife of thirty plus years Diane. As a couple they have traveled to Europe the Caribbean and many many states.
Al's constant companion is his service dog Brady. Three of Al's books are fiction and two are memoirs of his youth and the latest adventure ion Mexico. All his books can be purchased anywhere books are sold and are easily available on Amazon and here on this website. Follow the links
Al Hague is a US Marine NCO and served in Vietnam 1965,66. Al was a photographer and writer for sporting magazines for ten years after retirement. Currently resides on Whidbey Island in Washington State with his wife of thirty plus years Diane. As a couple they have traveled to Europe the Caribbean and many many states.
Al's constant companion is his service dog Brady. Three of Al's books are fiction and two are memoirs of his youth and the...
A Marine’s Daughter is a novel depicting the struggles of a Marine in his later years trying to deal with the issues from the past. The character Jon Milo lost his wife very early in his life and focused on raising their daughter Sara. Jon has several unanswered questions about his time in Vietnam and his daughter, now a successful attorney has...
And Sara Milo has just stepped into the crossfire.
In the riveting sequel to "A Marine’s Daughter", attorney Sara Milo uncovers a covert scheme to divert billions from Veterans’ care, engineered by power brokers who believe no one will ever expose them. But they didn’t know about Sara, and the...
Before smartphones and cable TV, there was a boy, a snow-covered hill town, and the kind of love that shaped a lifetime. Memories of a Hill Town Kid is a moving, deeply personal memoir by Al Hague that captures the essence of growing up in post-war America, where joy was found in the simple things—warm woodstoves, Saturday chores, and the voice...
