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|  | | Dawn of the Transcendence
Told in a contemporary setting through a modern voice, "Dawn of the Transcendence" is the story of a youth--a young man who is distant and enigmatic, but at the same time familiar to each of us. His search for love, for happiness, for meaning, brings him from his small New Mexico town to another spiritual world.
D. Mikels uses a metaphysical and eclectic motor to navigate the roads of this journey. Along the way, the youth is exposed to the essence behind universal truth, human self-destructiveness, physical love, and emotional being. This is the youth's dawn of transcendence.
Through the pages of this book and the passageways of the youth's life, the reader experiences a similar dawn--akin to the spiritual, mental, physical, and sensual awakenings of the youth--in a clearly apocalyptic setting.
| |  | | The Reckoning
John Morrison's life has been a wreck. . .but it's about to get even worse. An unspeakable apocalyptic event has transformed John's turbulent existence--an event that threatens to end his life at any given moment. With the aid of two companions, John struggles to hide from demented mobs, fight when necessary. . .survive. But is it a struggle for survival--or absolution? Learn the answer in "The Reckoning."
| |  | | Walk-On
WALK-ON is the story of an obsessive dream that transforms itself into reality--a dream that takes on a life all its own. Two cousins--Mike, a frustrated jock "wannabe," and Justin, an imposing young man with scant self-esteem--suddenly are thrown together, their lives forever intertwined. . .their family forever changed. Told against the colorful background of Division One college football--of the University of Oklahoma college football program, a national sports icon--WALK-ON is ultimately a story of reclamation, renewal, and rebirth.
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