Light's Hand

ISBN: 0595206018

Author: Hammons, Steve

Condition: New

Product Description In this sequel to his first novel, "Mission Into Light," Arizona writer Steve Hammons takes readers on a thought-provoking metaphysical adventure with the top secret Joint Reconnaissance Study Group. This small Defense Department research group of ten women and men continue their intelligence investigation of unusual phenomena: UFOs, near-death experiences, ESP, dolphin intelligence, modern physics, Earth changes theories, deep DNA memory concepts, and Native American culture and legends.Other strange phenomena emerge and challenge the researchers, who travel from their San Diego base to the Four Corners area; Durango, Colorado; Flagstaff, Arizona, and the Arizona Sonoran Desert.   The main characters, Mike Green and Air Force Captain Amy Mella, are deployed to the Navajo Nation in northeast Arizona after the National Security Agency reports a strange signal coming from deep space. The message is in Morse code, and in World War II Navajo Code Talker code.   The dedicated researchers put together pieces of a cosmic puzzle just in the nick of time. Because strange and mysterious developments are underway. A sudden increase in crop circles, requests for safehouses on higher ground, and an ancient Cherokee legend are parts of this puzzle.   A breakthrough occurs when a strange event and process kicks the researchers into high gear, and they act as a rapid response team to the site of a possible miracle.   Or maybe these events and processes are just natural. Maybe Nature, Earth, and the Great Spirit are revealing phenomena the human race is finally ready to understand. From the Author "Right now, the human race needs all the intelligence we can get our hands on. Intelligence in the broadest meaning of that word," says author Steve Hammons. About the Author I was born and raised in southwestern Ohio near the Kentucky and Indiana borders, then went to college at Ohio University in the southeastern Appalachian region of the state near West Virginia.   I graduated with a dual major in communication (journalism focus) and health education (psychology focus) with a minor in pre-law.   Ohio U. is home to the respected Scripps College of Communication and E.W. Scripps School of Journalism.   I also completed two graduate-level courses in guidance counseling theory and method at Ohio U.'s College of Education, School of Applied Behavioral Sciences and Educational Leadership.    At the end of my undergraduate education at Ohio University, I moved to the beautiful American Southwest where I applied my education, continual training and ongoing experience to related professional fields such as health care, journalism and special research areas.