NOAH
NOAH is an epoch story that relates personalities across five millennia, from the voyage of Noah and his family to our modern age of technological miracles. Businessman John Grey crashes his single engine aircraft into an Eastern European military compound, and is caught up in a journey that takes him to a monastery in the mountains of Ararat that was founded by Noah himself and continues to do God’s work to this very day.
Steve Abernathy
Steven Abernathy is not afraid…of anything! It’s not that he owns the recipe for bravery or that he is superhuman; it is simply that his real-life experiences have conditioned him to deal with ‘stuff’ as it comes his way. The author quips, “I have survived an airplane crash, a heart attack, cancer, a broken back, a run for U.S. Congress (in which I was defeated, thank goodness), and over 50 years of marriage to a lady who loves cats. What else could possibly be out there to frighten me?”
Other Titles
A Question of Character
D.C. Metro Police Detective Colin Franks finds he must deal with that question as his investigation into a body found in a D. C. park leads him toward the nation’s highest office. Federal investigators insist the death is a suicide, but Franks thinks otherwise. With the assistance of a conspiracy theorist and a Secret Service agent with a nagging conscience, the detective violates department orders and follows the trail of political intrigue and murder… all the way to the White House.
Nikita’s War
In November, 1956, Nikita Khrushchev, Premier of the Soviet Union, shook his fist at the United States and threatened, “We will bury you!” The Cold War was in high gear, and people around the world watched in fear as the superpowers amassed tanks, armies, and nuclear weapons in a frantic arms buildup that seemed destined to destroy civilization. The Communists knew in 1956 that they could not defeat the United States militarily…they had a better chance of victory on an entirely different front.
Ghosts of the Siege
The 14-year-old militiaman was killed during the Siege of Savannah in October, 1779. The boy’s body remained buried for over 200 years until part of it was uncovered and used as a decoration by an art student in Savannah, Georgia. Billy’s spirit comes back to find his bones and return them to a place where he could rest in peace. Aided by a few of Savannah’s many resident ghosts, the unlikely team of 18th Century ghost and 21st Century plumber form a close friendship as they seek a way for Billy to find peace befitting one who fought to earn America’s freedom.
Unspoken Valor
Jack and Charlie are two of the millions of farm boys who drop their bales of hay and join the Army or Navy in 1943 because it was the right thing to do. The lifelong friends serve together in basic training, but are separated to pursue additional military training that fit their individual talents. Mere weeks after their separation, Jack finds himself assigned to his dream job, gunner on a B-17 crew that makes regular bombing runs over Germany. Charlie is disappointed to be assigned to ‘company clerk’ school, but soon finds himself assigned to General Dwight Eisenhower’s staff at allied headquarters in London.
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