Every now and then a book comes along that has the power to shift the consciousness of an entire group of people.  Jonathan Oliver's book Impersonations is that book.  This book is a must read for any man who is courageous enough to begin or continue his personal journey of self-discovery.  It should become a handbook that men keep in their pockets to refer to when they are asking the question, 'What does it really mean to be a man?'

With the wisdom of a man far surpassing his years, Jonathan writes about the struggles and victories of becoming a man.  In clear, concise words coupled with deep-felt emotion, he guides the reader on a quest for authenticity.  His story helps guide the reader to insights about themselves that will surely empower them to remove the culturally generated masks that most men hide behind today.

--Michael Taylor