A Do It Yourself Book "A Home Fit For Royalty" By Young New Author Jarred Wesley

Online, January 15, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Jarred Wesley, new coming author, and respectable U.S. Army veteran, takes a true and sincere look at the most important investment we can make, a home. This book includes detailed information for any, and everyone who is, or seeks to be a home owner. This book takes a serious look at the flaws of residential homes, and introduces the slightly modified, but ultimately reliable Monolithic Dome.

This book was written in an attempt to address a serious problem we have here in America, and abroad. This book not only tells you the flaws of the thing we hold most precious, it gives you a solution in a detailed manner. It elaborates on the known and unknown features of a Monolithic Dome, and divulges vast details concerning its resilience to mold, fungus, rodents, water damage, and catastrophic events. The easy step by step instructions will guide you on how to build the safest home for you and your family. Not only will your home be safe, but also 10%-20% cheaper in square footage of comparable price to a residential home.

Andy Sisler of Slidell, LA described going through Gustav and Ike in his Monolithic Dome home "a piece of cake." "But some neighboring homes did not fare well at all; they ended up under water."

As did Robert Merritt of Sibley, LA stated, "I had 14 relatives come up from Lake Charles and stay with me in my Monolithic Dome during the hurricanes."

For further information about A Home Fit for Royalty, please contact Miriam Munn at [email protected]

Jarred Wesley currently lives in Fayetteville, NC. Jarred, is an U.S. Army veteran and served two years in Afghanistan. What inspired this new coming author to write this book was that at the age of 25, after buying his first home, he realized that he was responding to numerous problems that arose within the home. A residential home made of wood will require lifetimes of maintenance until either you demolish or sell it. With this in mind he felt that there was a need for a solution to help economically, and sustainably which prompted the writing of his first book.