Peter Kelton writes fiction when he’s between news jobs and has written for some of the world’s largest news organizations. Most of his work has been in New York. He has critiqued more than 450 novels in a national column and has written six novels of his own in a unique erudite literary fiction style of adventure, mystery, suspense and satire. He grew up in Texas, served overseas in the US Army and returned to Europe as a foreign correspondent. He currently divides his time between his homes in East St. Louis, IL and Querétaro, Mexico. He has ghost written for more than 100 clients and is a top-rated writer for the Upwork free-lance agency. “Reminds Me of My Innocence” is a companion to a highly readable six-novel bookshelf that also includes “Splat!” “A Light in Polanco,” “The Junk Yard Solution” “The Trevor Truculence,” and “The Yesterlings,” written in a span of 50 years.