The Flight of the Stork


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Flight of the Stork


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The Flight of the Stork


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Life, as one would know it, started in the year of 1953, on April the eighteenth. On that day, Roger P. Keller was born in a small hospital located in the borough of Brooklyn, New York. At the age of two his parents moved to the countryside where he grew up. On his first day of going to school, the teacher and classmates were surprised to learn that young lad of five years old, could not speak one word of English. The reason was that the only language spoken in the home was German or a dialect of German. His mother was born in Germany and his father was born in a section of north eastern France called Alsace-Lorraine, which, by the way, spoke a dialect of German. His passion for writing continued throughout his school years and down to this day. Even though there were quite a few setbacks during the present course of life, the highway of writing that drove from the brain through the heart and down to the writing hand continued to keep flourishing and producing thoughts and feelings on paper. Hopefully the reader will find as much pleasure in reading them.




Flight of the Black Stork


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Flight of the Black Stork is about the ultimate tragedy of right versus right. When their ancient civilization approached its end, the aliens prayed for salvation. Their god heard the prayers of his chosen people and gave them a promised land for their deliverance. Unfortunately, it was Earth. When extra-terrestrial ships jump a battle damaged B-24 returning from a strike over Germany, Tuskegee Airmen flying escort aggressively fight off the attack in their Red Tailed P-51s. This engagement marked the beginning of the alien fifty-year reconnaissance and invasion plan. A daring surprise attack is launched against the enemy-staging base in the Moon's Aitken basin using the Black Stork, a Russian space shuttle resurrected from the bone yard, bristling with biochemical and nuclear weapons. Be prepared for a punch in the gut as each chapter slams you with a high G afterburner climb of mounting action, inspiring imperfect characters and a steamy, love story riding in the rear cockpit. The breathtaking finale thunders with history, hope, and guts and you'll be thinking about this book for a long time.




Flight Storks B Anz Only


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Flight Of The Storks


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A journey to the green inferno of the African jungle brings one man face to face with his macabre past. Every year the storks would set off on their astounding 12,000-mile migration from Northern Europe to the remote Central African Republic. One year, inexplicably, puzzling numbers of them fail to return. At the invitation of a Swiss ornithologist, Louis Antioch agrees to investigate the mystery of the birds' disappearance. Before he can set off on his quest, however, his patron is found dead in bizarre circumstances. Jean-Christophe Grang-'s uncompromising narrative develops at a nightmare pace from a Bulgarian gypsy encampment to a kibbutz in the Occupied Territories, to the African jungle, to Calcutta, where an appalling and gruesome truth emerges: the end of a mission that began with the Flight of the Storks-




Flight of the Stork II: Dance of the Divine


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Real-life stories with adventurous, spiritual, humorous, inspirational, and positive themes.




Flight of the Stork


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Flight of the Stork


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Advertises plays, music, church service. Illustrations include mountain man with horse, and "The Family" emblem.