World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Click on image to purchase kindle version for $0.99,,,World of Destiny is about Trevor Sansing and his daughter, Sarah, who have survived the demise of most of Earth’s population. When they venture from their East Texas home, they are rescued/abducted by aliens and brought to a new world. They learn en-route that Connie Sansing, who was visiting neighbors when all this happened, was also picked up and brought to the same world. But they have no clue where she was taken on this strange planet. They have to find her. They learn that this new world is already sparsely populated by abductees that have been brought here over the last eighty years. Connie could be anywhere, and they have to find her. But they will need a guide. Without much choice, they are thrown in with a group of kids who were all born on this world. They reluctantly agree to let the Sansings tag along. The adventure begins and the search is on.

World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Click on Image to purchase for $0.99,.. Reeling from the shock of unpleasant revelations and the dissolution of life as he knew it, Trevor and friends indulge in a quest of discovery on a newly discovered world. With their new friend, Mary, the whole Galaxy is theirs to explore. However, unfortunate events keep pulling them back to Earth and placing them in the forefront of uncontrollable turmoil in spite of their best efforts to just escape from it all.

World of Destiny

World of Destiny
Trevor Sansing and his crew, of mostly young adults aboard the living ship they call Mary, have returned to the world they’ve named “Destiny”. Humanity is on the brink of extinction with only the Israeli population and small pockets elsewhere that have managed to survive the onslaught of the Asunimi on Earth. On Destiny, man’s survival has always been tenuous at best. Unexpected events on Earth had unnerved them all. Now, Trevor and his friends, only want a little R&R and are looking forward to some down time. For Trevor’s friends, Destiny is home. More and more, Trevor realizes that for him and his daughter, Sarah, Destiny has become “home” as well. However, as soon as they arrive, Mary receives a telepathic message from one of her companion ships. The message is simple, but Trevor is sure it can’t be right. It states simply, “WE HAVE FOUND GOD”.

World of Destiny Part 4: Repercussions

World of Destiny Part 4: Repercussions
Sometimes, things come back to bite you on your backside. Trevor Sansing had a run-in with these red-eyed aliens once before. He thought he had seen the last of them. He was wrong. They have discovered a way to pass through the portals without suffering the psychological damage that happens to all non-telepathic beings who dare to enter there. They are obviously aware of Destiny’s location. And they are staging troops and material for an attack. Trevor knows they cannot be reasoned with. The question is what is there that the people of Destiny can do about it. Destiny is ill-prepared to fend off an invasion. Abandon Destiny and run for Earth? Earth isn’t much better off than Destiny. Someone needs to come up with a plan to meet this latest threat that has the potential of wiping out the small remnant of humanity barely surviving on Destiny. And Trevor fears they won’t stop there. Earth will be their next target.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Almost Home

Almost Home

 Do you know that feeling you get when you've been away for a while and then you get close to where you live? That "no place like" feeling that comes over you? That's not to say you didn't enjoy your getaway, or that travels are not often exhilarating and fun. Sometimes you have to be away whether you want to be or not. Or you just have to go to work and put in some long, tough hours doing things that you don't really want to do, or like to do, but find it necessary because, well, it's the only way you can come up with to keep that homestead of yours. I think most of us are familiar with that little sigh of relief moment; that lifting of a ton of bricks off your shoulders moment when you get close to your home. The one place in the world where you really want to be. "Home, where my thoughts escaping, Home, where my music's playing, Home, where my love lights waiting silently for me."  Yeah, that place. Well, that place for me is on that little road that you can just make out there on the right in that picture above. It's where I wish I was right now. The air seems so much freer there; so less troubled. Its one of the most relaxing places I've ever been. 
  I don't know what took me so long to get there. Life I guess. It has a funny way of twisting you about to and fro to places you didn't really want to go with people you didn't really want to be with. This little simple place in the picture above is where I should have been a long time ago. And there is still much that keeps me from it a good bit of the time. Right now I'm at the point in life where it seems I have more behind me than ahead. And sometimes, when I think about it, I get that same feeling of traveling and of being away from home way too long. When I get to the point where I can see the end of the road just ahead, I for one will sigh deeply and think, "Thank goodness, I'm almost there! Home at last." The journey has been a good one, all in all, but Home is where I really want to be.
  This Thursday, I'm getting on a plane (American Airlines--oh my!) and flying to San Diego, California to visit with my granddaughter. My wife and daughter are going with me. I'm so excited about the trip and can't wait to see our beautiful youngster and her husband again. Not to mention that I have never been that far west before and can't wait to see what it looks like. Making new memories, seeing new sights, eating at new restaurants, and meeting new people are always something I enjoy doing. But even now, I'm anticipating that moment when I drive down that little country road and get almost home. I hope that each and every one of you has such a place in your life where nothing else matters, and you can just be yourself.
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