Larry M. Rosen was born in Brooklyn, New York. Earning master’s and bachelor’s degrees in electrical engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, he first worked as a military missions and weapon systems analyst, then directed numerous health and social services projects. For many years, he was a professional database developer.
A former practitioner of Tae Kwon Do, his current interests tend to be more sedate — cooking, books, music, movies, political discourse, and the Dallas Cowboys. At present, he resides in Centreville, Virginia. Feel free to contact him by e-mail at —Larry_M_Rosen@msn.com.
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Hardcover Print: $29.36 Haley-database developer, CIA operative, and multiple personality-is engaged to Willi Mayers. A violent act makes her return home, then her father is murdered. Haley’s alter ego emerges, but, after Haley shows an assassin mercy, ends their arrangement. Later, the duo begin work on a Tribulation Tracking System. On the team is Patricia Candor, a born again Christian. Seeing her faith makes agnostic Willi open to Christ, a decision atheist Haley frets about. When the team is attacked, Willi can’t defend herself, so Haley sends her to the CIA’s Farm for training. Later, as women are abducted, Willi deduces the kidnapper is guided by Revelations’ Seal, Trumpet, and Vial judgments. Also, a cryptic message is left at churches - the only way to the Father is through the sunset of Christianity. After Al Qaeda recruits MS-13 to commit terrorist acts, an enraged Willi renounces God and plans to execute all involved. Haley must now deal with two mass murderers and a woman he no longer trusts.
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Hardcover Print: $28.64 Life hasn't been kind to Haley. In his early 30’s, a database developer, and once a covert CIA operative, he has an alter ego who emerges when violence threatens. A half Irish, half Jewish orphan, he retreated to a workaholic existence after his wife died in an accident.
Then Haley met Montana-born Episcopalian, Willi Mayers, a master at verbal jousting, able to eat enormous quantities of food without gaining weight. As they develop a Cultural Landscapes System for the National Park Service, a cryptic note appears with the message 3912. More notes appear, and Haley’s formerly submissive alter ego becomes aggressive.
In Montana, Haley tries to effect a rapprochement between Willi and her father, only to return home to face a personal tragedy that frees his alter ego to take vengeance on a merciless killer. His future with Willi at stake, Haley must confront a violent adversary from his past, while deciphering the true meaning and intent of the notes.
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