J. Don Wright – författare

Lilly is born in Vietnam in 1974 after her African-American serviceman father is sent stateside. She meets him for the first time at 18 months old, when he is finally able to reunite the family. Her mother dies in childbirth of her fifth brother and her father crawls into a bottle. Lilly graduates from the Police Academy in Montrose City, Louisiana at age 21 and soon becomes embroiled in one of the largest drugs-and-guns smuggling rings ever devised. Along the way she meets Clint, her split-apart or soul mate, who dies in the line of duty shortly after they graduate. Through a combination of fate, persistence, and Voodoo magic, she absorbs Clint's soul and becomes...one very special police officer. Follow Lilly as she battles mercenary hit squads, street gangs, and the political powers-that-be who control organized crime in her city.

Walther Thompson is the most feared Private Investigator -  and the first human - to ever graduate from the Astro-galactic Space School for Private Law and Urban Guerrilla Security. His high school sweetheart, Rhonda Gillespie, is mostly dead from a hiking fall. Salvaged by a galactic biological researcher and trader, she is reanimated, improved, and intended for sale. After she saves the trader's life in an unexpected confrontation, he sponsors her to the same school where she breaks all of Walther's records. Reunited, the fearless duo must defeat the Callaxion horde. With Walther's sidekick, Millie, and Rhonda's new friend, Tess - a ship's AI - the foursome must stop the decimation and subjugation of every sentient species in the Galaxy. With a little help from their friends…

The siblings of the Family Enoch are named after the seven Archangels who sit in the presence of God. Anyone who knows them finds this ironic, as the seven are all equal partners in the most successful outlaw Motorcycle Club in Montana. Drugs, Protection, Trafficking in stolen goods, and Gun-running are all in a day's work. That is until the dark, moonless winter night when they're visited by their namesakes on the Interstate, riding home after closing their favorite watering hole. Each has their reason for deciding to help the seven visitors on their mission. Now, they must find and help the seven Asgardians sent to Earth with Dead or Alive warrants from the Council of the Nine Realms for Loki and his band of six giant demons. Loki and crew have destroyed Midgard and its 7 billion residents, and the Earth is next. The only real problem is; the siblings have to allow the Archangels to cohabitate within their minds in order for them to remain in an Earthly plane of existence. That and the Asgardians want nothing to do with them. They have seven days to find the demons and the world bomb they intend to use; somewhere in the Upper Cascade Mountains of Washington State. Otherwise, Rafael will go to the Sacred Mound in Jerusalem and sound the trumpet signaling the End of Days.

When Priscilla was 12, her father was killed in a car accident which left her a quadriplegic. Hamilton was born with only the use of his right arm. Both are children of single parents, starting at the same high school as freshmen. Through her husband, a police detective, they meet another Functional Needs adult who is host to the Archangel Raquel. From her they learn they must work with other angels and archangels seeking willing hosts in this plane of existence in order to prevent the opening of the Seven Gates of Hell on Earth. Without their sacrifice using their newfound God-given abilities, the planet will be overrun by demons, prompting Armageddon and the end of the world as we know it.

The Bontrager is one of a dozen settlement ships launched from an over-populated Earth. Their mission is to colonize likely suitable planets in distant parts of the galaxy. These are one-way missions for the small crew of 16. Each member is one of the foremost in their field and their purpose is to continue the species, thus the equal balance of male and female crew members. Each member is also a practitioner of one of the 16 major religions on earth. When the ship is welcomed by an unexpected, highly-advanced race of genetically-modified inhabitants whose average lifespan is a thousand years, they initially feel as if they've found utopia. Once they realize that to remain on the planet they must assimilate into the culture and undergo the same modifications, their Nirvana begins to pale. And once the Central Service computer system which manages the entire planet informs them they will be reprogrammed with correct societal values, the situation becomes adversarial, to say the least.

What would you do if you drowned at your thirteenth birthday party while saving your girlfriend and woke up the next day to realize you got to live the day over? Filbert Doover does just that and continues to do it a half-dozen more times. He grows older with each attempt, even to the point of marrying Sophie, the girl he rescued the first time. Along the way he befriends Luke, a paraplegic his age who lives in a foster home. At his third death Fil and Luke both drown, which starts them on their road to discovering why they're being continuously reincarnated together. The best part, if dying repeatedly has one, is that they get to keep all the memories and skills from every previous life.Luke and Fil create and refine the Exosuit with each reincarnation. This cybernetic construct allows Luke to leave his wheelchair behind. When the military learns of their creation, they both become actively involved in creating a combat model which evolves into a ground and air version. Fil ultimately gets to use their creation to rescue his Special Forces father, who went MIA on Fil's tenth birthday.Sophie is a Native American from a dysfunctional home who spends the majority of her weekends and summers on the Doover's sofa. Although she isn't reborn with her two favorite guys, she does accept their explanations each time when they share intimate details of their knowledge of her which she has shared in previous lives. Having studied tribal lore and mysticism, she easily accepts their situation and becomes an integral part of helping them develop their best future. Sophie has spent many hours in self-defense training, a fact which manifests in several surprising scenarios.Follow Fil, Sophie and Luke as they face the challenges of knowing more about life than young teenagers should while battling Russian kidnappers, Taliban rebels, and life in general. There greatest challenge may be explaining to Fil's mother and grandmother, whom they all ultimately live with, how they know more about life than they possibly can. How will they ever convince them they don't need to go back to Middle School?