Aaron Cox & Gregory Wright 
Do You Really Want to Know Why I Am Not at Home? 
A Plea for Change

This book was written from the REAL perspective of everyday men and women that struggle with finding peace in their home. No clinical sounding or Doctoral thesis was necessary to discuss what real people like you and I need to know. Stop paying the bills for drama to live in your home. A PLEA FOR CHANGE is here.
Long time friends and Co-Authors Gregory Wright and Aaron Cox look at the real issues that divide men and women in todays relationships. They feel society has conditioned us how to think, act and look. They also believe mass media ploys are becoming more main stream than family values. The hearts of men and women in this society have been suppressed by emotional thinking. They ask the question Is society REALLY interested in your well being and quality of life? Is it true to say our emotions drive our wants, but needs are attached to the heart? Our chapters will also identify how our wants have taken priority and our needs have been put off until another day that will come too late, if at all. Please dont be offended or take anything personally, we had to keep it REAL. Along with some laughs this book guarantees to put you back on track for whats REALLY important and living the American dream and not the American theme.
Do you REALLY want to know why I am not at home exposes key issues to why we REALLY dont want to be home.

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Aaron Cox was born and raised in Newark, NJ. He and his family then moved to East Orange, NJ where he began and completed his High School years. After graduating high school Aaron enlisted in the Air National Guard and then the Air Force Reserve. Aaron also pursued and completed his B.S. in Accounting at Kean University in Union, NJ. Since that time he has worked several accounting and finance jobs until this day.
Aaron is currently serving in his twenty fourth year with the United States Air Force Reserve as a traditional Reservist. Aaron has always had a dream to write a book for the people from his heart, soul and life experiences. Twenty four years later he is now following his late grandmother’s advice to follow his dream. He has three pieces of advice he gives to everyone that crosses his path. Pray regularly and not just when something goes bad. He is extremely confident that his book will help make your home the refuge it was meant to be. Second, we need more readers. Readers are leaders. This book will jump start your reading again as it is a fun and easy read for these tough times we are embarking on. If you don’t read as much as you like let this be one few books you will read this year. If you are a well read person there is a lot here for you to look forward to as well. Third, keep everything in its place and continue to run your race. My co -author and I REALLY care and that’s why we wrote this book for you.
Personally, Aaron is most proud of his two daughters Arryonna and Brianne Cox that are true readers and frequently make appearances on their schools straight A honor roll.

Gregory L. Wright was born in the late fifties and grew up in New York City. He attended Hillcrest High School in Queens and shortly after graduating high school he enlisted in the United States Air force. After completing his four year enlistment in the Air Force and Graduating from Spartan School Of Aeronautics, He joined the Air National Guard. He currently works for Delta Air Lines and makes his home in Atlanta Georgia. He is a very proud father of two wonderful children and blessed to be alive to see his first grandchild.