Moonlight's Meridian: Nuclear Terrorism and the Undead
by Carey McWilliams
Vampires, following competing religious convictions, use mortal terrorist networks and the old Cold War hatred to rebuild a new and more powerful Soviet state in the east. Their aim in to darken Earth’s skies by igniting a nuclear holocaust that will allow them to begin a post-apocalyptic war after which only one religion would remain, spreading the victorious god’s philosophy across the Living Universe aboard a great interstellar ark.
Will the archangel Iciss and her forbidden daughter, Blyss, be able to even hinder the progress of the most demonic threat to not only Earth, but also all worlds across the heavens?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Carey McWilliams lives in Fargo, North Dakota, with his wife, Victoria; his retired guide dogs, Tarif and Delbert; and their cat, Midnight. Blinded at age ten due to a late-blooming birth defect, he enjoys scuba diving skydiving. Carey is best known for becoming the first blind person to earn a permit to carry a loaded firearm for self-defense. In 1989, he toured an active nuclear launch capsule at Whitman Air Force Base as a cadet in the USAF Auxiliary, later studying nuclear weapons privately. Moonlight’s Meridian: Nuclear Terrorism and the Undead is his first novel.
(2005, paperback, 380 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
Vampires, following competing religious convictions, use mortal terrorist networks and the old Cold War hatred to rebuild a new and more powerful Soviet state in the east. Their aim in to darken Earth’s skies by igniting a nuclear holocaust that will allow them to begin a post-apocalyptic war after which only one religion would remain, spreading the victorious god’s philosophy across the Living Universe aboard a great interstellar ark.
Will the archangel Iciss and her forbidden daughter, Blyss, be able to even hinder the progress of the most demonic threat to not only Earth, but also all worlds across the heavens?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Carey McWilliams lives in Fargo, North Dakota, with his wife, Victoria; his retired guide dogs, Tarif and Delbert; and their cat, Midnight. Blinded at age ten due to a late-blooming birth defect, he enjoys scuba diving skydiving. Carey is best known for becoming the first blind person to earn a permit to carry a loaded firearm for self-defense. In 1989, he toured an active nuclear launch capsule at Whitman Air Force Base as a cadet in the USAF Auxiliary, later studying nuclear weapons privately. Moonlight’s Meridian: Nuclear Terrorism and the Undead is his first novel.
(2005, paperback, 380 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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