The Life Of A Player...

An Autobiography By Richard M. Bennett

What inspired him to write his memoirs? He was watching a movie on TV about someone's' life story, thinking that his life was far more exciting. So it began . . . A boy from Queens, New York, who had a hard start and was sent to a farm in North Carolina to get straightened out. Upon returning, he found he had more than he realized. Having to leave high school to get married, he excelled in basketball and continued playing. This led to the opportunity to get a tryout with the New York Knicks. He was approached to model, which led to modeling for Playboy magazine. It was a job that any man would give his right arm for! He felt that he was moving up in life. There were parties at the Playboy Mansion, beautiful women, and famous celebrities became a part of his daily routine. His second marriage was to a Playmate. To save their marriage, they both left Playboy after four years. He then discovered the world of Park Avenue, Wall Street, and politics, learning how the other half lives. Wealthy and exciting women made his life even more interesting. Good and bad love stories provided a true kaleidoscope of life. It took several years to finally discover what in life is truly important.