Flight Series

When a colleague challenges Tobias to unveil the hidden history of the American Revolution, he recreates the story from an antique necklace. Holding the necklace in his hand as if taking the pulse of one of his patients, he gleans a description of the final owner. Tobias, a naturopathic physician, agrees that the final owner fired the fateful shot at Lexington-Concord, which echoes timelessly in a poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The necklace resonates with the sound heard 'round the world, because it marked the beginning of the American Revolution. Looking into the sunstone center of the necklace, Tobias and his colleagues determine that the necklace belonged to a woman, who inherited it from an older brother. The amulet had been passed through five generations of men before it became hers. Hindu inscriptions on the bronze-like amulet suggest that the owners were special knights, guarding the most special trade route on the planet, the Silk Road. Tobias names the final owner, Susan. He wants to know her scheme in the revolution and why her shot proved the most significant of all previous confrontations on the continent. In his investigation, Tobias learns how Susan legitimized the American Revolution and why she fired the shot that resulted in the end of her life. The story of the shot at the Battle of Lexington-Concord begins with a 1769 time wrinkle in India and cuts across the dimensions of life and death into the realm of spirit. The story describes the intergalactic wars and the fight to save the spirit of the planet, hidden by Bilbo and a Blue fairy in the MidEarth. Eagle's Flight in the American Revolution portrays the actions that became the Spirit of 1776.

The third volume of the Flight Series begins with an intergalactic war. By the time of the French Revolution, the forces in the galaxy no longer play games and Pierre pieces together the meaning of Metatron's Cube. A young boy with a peg-leg, Pierre becomes even more savvy when he joins a band of gypsies camping in the Pyrenees Mountains. Working closely with Lafayette, he pioneers new advances in military technology and meets with scientists from the French Academy. Pierre continues the Avalon mission when he reluctantly becomes King of France by default. With Rousseau's help, he spiritualizes the role, bringing democracy to the European continent on the heels of the American Revolution. His network extends to Sweden and New Orleans. Leaving France in the hands of the gypsies, he works with the surviving Peacocks of the American Revolution. All the Eagles from the revolution have been killed or live in exile; only the Peacocks possess the wisdom required to carry out the mission. Pierre's discoveries reach the hands of a Naturopathic physician named Tobias Jones. A descendant of the surviving Peacocks, he unravels Metatron's Cube and recreates the meaning of the intergalactic pentagon. He learns the history of Annapolis and relearns the story of the American Revolution, which includes its relationship to the MidEarth. As a reflection of the celestial realm, Tobias corrects the anomalies in the cube for the planet's salvation.

Choices from the American Revolution, Volume IV of the Flight Series, begins with Pierre's arrival at Bilbo Creek, where he meets with a hauflin from the MidEarth. The hauflin restores the scales of justice in time for Nancy Hanks to deliver her second child in secret. Her colleague, Cornelia, serves as Thomas Lincoln's cook and oversees operations, while the survivors of the American Revolution find their freedom and regroup. Following the death of his mother, Abraham Linkhorn escapes to live with his grandmother, who teaches the lore of the ancient civilization called Iron Mountain. Older than Eden or Atlantis, Iron Mountain inhabits another time dimension to protect the planet. Working with Simon Bolivar in South America, the Peacocks continue the Avalon mission to restore harmony to the planet. Abraham Linkhorn marries the younger sister of Bolivar and studies law near Annapolis. When the Grays destroy the MidEarth shortly before the Civil War erupts, Abraham Linkhorn becomes imprisoned. He escapes and finds his missing sons, who have fled after the murder of his wife and grandmother. Obtaining a law degree, he enters the debate circuit and marries the spurned sweetheart of his opponent, Stephen A. Douglas. Defending the natural medicine used by his family for generations, he runs for the presidency and wins. Almost a hundred years later, Tobias and his wife, Michelle, travel to Iron Mountain to meet those working with the base station. With the Linkhorns and a few ascended beings, they begin restoring the MidEarth. Using Metatron's Cube as a key, they unravel the history of the United States to make better choices regarding their freedom.

Bridges of Flight Before the American Revolution, an incredibly dry vintage comedy reaches into the realms of Iona, a monastery founded by Saint Columba. Volume V of the FLIGHT SERIES explores the abbey's secret relationship with ancient Egypt. Conflicts surface when an orphan becomes an advisor to both Henry II and Eleanor, who as a couple inadvertently carry fulfill the mission of their ancestor, Spartacus. Covertly, the threesome work with Robin Hood to restore balance from the Arab-African invasions. Tobias, a naturopathic physician serving the Pacific Northwest, uncovers this hidden relationship through his work with the pre-Eden civilization on Iron Mountain. He learns about the secret history of New York, Alabama, Florida, and Connecticut. With assistance from Lady Casper and a raptorgryph named Orin, Tobias and his companions use this insight to protect the United States from collapse. The story begins with a visit from Gemman, who teaches young Columba through the lyrics of his songs. A woman's spirit inhabits the form of the Caspian horse accompanying Gemman. Having survived the Gondwanaland attack with this incarnation, the divine spirit communicates the money issues that have plagued humanity ever since the continental separation. When Columba survives into manhood, he creates a safe harbor for those wishing to separate themselves from the exploitive enterprises destroying the earth's spirit. The threat to the MidEarth, which harbors the earth's spirit is not to be overlooked. By the time, Sylvan, the young orphan, appears on the scene, he finds Iona in another dimension, and fully operational. Sidestepping Eleanor's and Henry's intrigues and dilemmas, Sylvan finds a way to make merry and thrive. He establishes a different trade route removed from the violence of the Spice Routes and Silk Road. With the assistance of the archangels and platform people, they prepare for the eventual confrontation with the dark forces driving the Columbus company. Tobias and his friends pick up this thread, which laces through several different dimensions. Armed with the truth, they seek to restore the planet's vitality and harmony.