About The Author

Bhai Garcia has an eclectic background - a rich tapestry of experiences, knowledge, hobbies, and skills that have somehow led you to read this very sentence. He flexed his muscles and Karate technique as a bouncer for high-end night clubs in Miami. He sold musical instruments and even played the clarinet and saxophone for various universities and honor bands. He managed people and software in multi-million-dollar projects for banks and e-commerce platforms. He's tried at least half of the MLMs you've heard of. He worked on his spatial reasoning by fixing car transmissions with his uncle, installing internet services, and repairing cell phones. Some of his latest dealings are in Real Estate, Estate Planning and Wealth Management.

And of course... His creative juices have splashed the pages to conceive books beyond your wildest imagination. “The pen is mightier than the sword – although… it is easier to use a keyboard.” ~ Bhai Garcia.

That said, here are a few details about his works.

The mind-bending, will and persistence of a young man that leads him to the depths of difficulties that can only build a boy into a man – a true story, nonetheless. Bye-Bye, By: Bhai is an adventure of unfortunate events that make you turn to the next page whether you like it or not.

A memoir in tribute to the most graceful person he’s ever met – his high school sweetheart and great friend that met the Devil himself… Ana Maria Angel. She’s the childhood friend that he will have to wait a lifetime to get the chance to see again.

The history of the world on the platter of truth and sci-fi, via forbidden archeology and myths proven real. Through the hidden politics of the world and aliens from every part of the galaxy, it’s up to us to cut the crap and see the truth, as Earth has been lied to for the past 13,000 years. Haven’t you wondered why you don’t remember any of it?

“Bhai” means “brother” in Hindi. Bhai Garcia’s real name is Mario Garcia. He lives with his family and two min pins in Utah – the best kept secret in the US.

He loves hearing from readers. Feel free to contact him.