Author Description

The author presents a series of stories that like The Harry Potter series, show boys and girls experiencing everyday life, leaving out the magical or spirit world fantasies. Instead he wants them to discover that bad things happen to good people for God's purpose to make us open to form a relationship with Him. This third book, No Good turn goes unpunished, follows this diverse group of men and women into many more distressing situations as their adventures become more important. Even as they rebuild Haiti after the earthquake they are faced with torpedo attacks and electrocution. They designed villages with sturdy houses to withstand future storms to include electricity and plumbing. They even devised a new method of helping those in need without later hurting them. Their experience in under sea travel and flying in lighter than air planes with no need to refuel helped them become a leading salvage company. These were just a few of the tools used to restore the Nation of Haiti after their earthquake and to repair the Gulf Coast oil disaster. Many enemies arose to stop their progress but these just seemed to contribute to their successes. All during these adventures their factory back home was turning out what they believed to be the best answer to the world's energy problems. A band of local terrorists were forming to stop them and added to the disappointments that nearly convinced them to quit. But in using modern planning techniques they began to realize how the punishing things in life bring about the good not the bad as so many people had warned them. They could see that God, the one creator, could only get the attention of men and women when troubles overcame them. In Knucklehead, the first book, these youngsters in high school battle the obstacles of peer pressure as they are bullied for being in a church. Like all of the stories this is an action packed adventure of a group of out of the groove young people growing into maturity. Their problems led them