This is a 21st century story of hard choices, told from the perspective of the Indonesian Army in the Province of Irian Jaya, Republic of Indonesia. Diplomacy, foreign direct investment and transmigration pit the Muslim culture of Javanese Imperialism against the Christian, Stone Age culture of the indigenous population. No two cultures could be further apart. The credits and debits of the prior centuries unfold here. This is a story of genocide.

During the process of acquiring foreign direct investment for infrastructure development and resource extraction projects in a less developed country, a trade representative of consular stature discovers an ocean of bureaucratic corruption and international fraud. The depth of the bureaucratic involvement thwarts all attempts by the consular officer to provide a safe haven for foreign investors. Faced with the reality of the situation and its macabre consequences for the less developed country s future development, the consular officer is forced into a moment of decision. Does he overlook what he has unearthed and continue to bask in the privileges afforded to his consular status, as it appears many of his peers and superiors have done? Or, does he uphold that to which he has been commissioned? The grandeur of authority and privilege weigh heavily against the burden of responsibility. Either choice ends his ability to continue the effectiveness of his commissioned status. The decision eventually topples the government of the less developed country and unseats over 85% of the elected officials.

In this novel, many readers will encounter, perhaps for the first time, seagoing people whose predecessors carried on a long-distanced trade at a sustained and incredible magnitude long before the dawn of the Roman Empire. It is not by accident or a result of European and American innovation that the waterways in this novel have become so important to world trade in our present day. These waterways have maintained that distinction for millennia. Allow Justice Hawk to introduce you to these people and their perceptions of our world. This is a story about the most cunning and ruthless pirates the world has ever known. Caution: This novel contains savagery and is not intended for young readers.

The mysterious entity of the initial "Emergence" novel reappears in the deep hydrothermal vent areas of the Pacific Ocean. Rather than merely explore the reality of the surface world, the entity chooses to adventure into our reality. Research in origins of life, geology and Super String Theory merge to produce an intense tale of scientific inquiry that questions our most sacred assumptions and beliefs.

This story traces the life of a nuclear-trained, enlisted submariner during a deterrent patrol aboard a nuclear-powered, fleet ballistic missile submarine in the Western Pacific Theater. Come and experience life under the waves, knowing you have the capability to destroy civilization any hour of the day, any day of the month for the duration of your deployment. Inhale your last breath of fresh air to the "ouga, ouga" screams of the claxon, as you submerge into the depths, silent and undetected. On this voyage, you will travel more than 20,000 leagues under the sea.

This is a 21st century story of hard choices, told from the perspective of the Indonesian Army in the Province of Irian Jaya, Republic of Indonesia. Diplomacy, foreign direct investment and transmigration pit the Muslim culture of Javanese Imperialism against the Christian, Stone Age culture of the indigenous population. No two cultures could be further apart. The credits and debits of the prior centuries unfold here. This is a story of genocide.

Articulated in various levels of awareness, this story transports the reader to the periphery of our understanding of reality. Set in the tropical environment of New Guinea with an international cast of characters, elements of politics, occult, religion and science interact in an attempt to unravel a most bizarre anomaly. This novel is not intended for readers with deeply religious convictions.

This novel penetrates deeply into the underworld of Hawai'i. With amazing detail, armed robbery, burglary, corruption, drug trafficking, gambling, murder, murder for hire, political interference, prostitution, racism, and white slave trade form the background while the opportunistic characters attempt to navigate through a transitional period of laissez faire social attitudes to one of increasing restraint. Tropical exuberance slowly acquiesces to the pressures of modernity. Political interference dissipates justice. Crime pays in Chinatown. Trust dissolves into distrust. Welcome to Paradise!

This is a story about a material scientist who happens upon an anomaly during a business trip to New Guinea. The anomaly tempts his curiosity. Unknowingly, his curiosity leads him into opening a door into the hidden world of the traffic of terrorism. This story is about terrorism set in a peaceful, collegiate environment in the heart of Chicago.

During the process of acquiring foreign direct investment for infrastructure development and resource extraction projects in a less developed country, a trade representative of consular stature discovers an ocean of bureaucratic corruption and international fraud. The depth of the bureaucratic involvement thwarts all attempts by the consular officer to provide a safe haven for foreign investors. Faced with the reality of the situation and its macabre consequences for the less developed country s future development, the consular officer is forced into a moment of decision. Does he overlook what he has unearthed and continue to bask in the privileges afforded to his consular status, as it appears many of his peers and superiors have done? Or, does he uphold that to which he has been commissioned? The grandeur of authority and privilege weigh heavily against the burden of responsibility. Either choice ends his ability to continue the effectiveness of his commissioned status. The decision eventually topples the government of the less developed country and unseats over 85% of the elected officials.