Marty Ohlhaut and Grace Ly
Marty Ohlhaut worked for 32 years as a risk management partner with IBM and then spent the next 12 years teaching strategic execution courses around the world. He has traveled to 44 countries and visited all 50 states, making him an encyclopedia of amazing stories and anecdotes. He lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with his wife, Joeline.
Grace Ly (Marty’s daughter) worked for the White House and as an undercover officer for the Central Intelligence Agency. While living abroad in South Korea and Germany, she traveled the world extensively, visiting more than 30 countries. Grace has written numerous articles and feature stories for the US military, the American Red Cross, the White House, and the CIA. She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her British husband, young son, and Friesian horse.
Praise
“A factual account that reads like a breathtaking thriller. . . . The witty writing style shows Marty’s unbeatable spirit in the face of challenges and his boundless love for his family. . . . Highly recommend this book.“—Readers’ Favorite (5 Stars)
“Grab a box of donuts and your favorite shady spot by a river and prepare to be riveted by the trials and antics of this eclectic cast of characters. I held my breath and laughed out loud throughout each chapter.”—Ian Bondi, professional adventure photographer
“Presto! Tent for Seven solves the puzzle of what matters most in life using the magic of Mother Nature.”—David Kwong, professional magician and illusionist, author, and TED speaker
“Tent for Seven will make you wonder how a family adventure with so many pitfalls and perils can create positive memories across generations. . . . Through it all, you will find the love of a father for his family, no matter the setting and no matter the situation.”—Bill Bartee, owner of Jesse Brown’s Outdoors
“Clark Griswold, move over for Marty Ohlhaut and Grace Ly. Tent for Seven is full of mishaps, adventures, and surprises that far surpass any Griswold vacation. You won’t be able to put down this wonderfully readable story.”—Reynold Hoover, retired lieutenant general, US Army, and member of the American Alpine Club
“A heartwarming and entertaining adventure . . . [infused] with humor and wit.”—The Nerd Cantina
