Billy Rubin is the living embodiment of every red-blooded American male’s fantasy. He has it all – extraordinary athletic abilities, movie star looks, and an arrogant sense of entitlement. That arrogance serves him well until the final, crucial game of the College Baseball World Series when the unthinkable happens. The game he’s waited so long to play has somehow already been played and won, thanks to his home run and heroic game-saving catch in the bottom of the ninth. Except, Billy has no memory of any of it. Not the championship game. Not the catch. Not the glory.

Billy’s perfect world continues to crumble as a disturbing series of confusing and potentially life-threatening events play out. Desperate for answers, Billy enters the cloistered walls of Highwater Acres psychiatric facility, and finds his life altered in ways he could never have imagined.

Unraveled is a tale of hope. Of sex, baseball and psychosis. Of the struggle, not only to survive, but to unearth the unspeakable, hidden horrors locked beneath the creaking trapdoors of our unconscious, and emerge triumphant.

Gene Miller and Karen Kavner have written for television for over two decades. In this Special Episode, they sit down with Bob to discuss their debut novel Unraveled: A Novel. Gene and Karen talk about writing for television and the process of writing their novel together. It's a fascinating interview and a fantastic book (if you don't believe me check out the Amazon reviews).

Unraveled: A Novel is available through Amazon and Barnes & Noble both in print and ebook format.

Thank you Gene and Karen for taking time out of your busy schedule to talk with Bob!

Up next is "The Quiet Man" starring John Wayne and Maureen O'hara.

And after that we head to 1970's Seattle in "McQ"