Book 3, "A Simple Shade of Gray," is in three parts, each having to do with how a set of unique characters deal with the realization that a geomagnetic pole reversal has changed their world. Part I follows a deep-sea technician plagued with navigation problems who stumbles onto an undersea missile base and is subsequently assigned to an ill-fated mission that leads him to a new spiritual awareness. Part II chronicles a crew of cargo handlers on a shallow-sea platform struggling to gain con...

Book six, "The Lost Scroll," comes full circle by returning to the Neolithic culture of book one. The 'Golden Child' foretold in the sacred scrolls struggles to understand his duty and the meanings of the writings. Unbeknownst to them the coronal mass ejection and magnetic pole reversal plague them with lingering bad weather and social conflict. Due to inbreeding, the children of the tribe are vulnerable to the corrupting influences of tribal factions. The bumbling efforts of the Golden Ch...

Book five, "YodHeaVau," reunites the reader with some of the characters from books two and four as they struggle to maintain their relationships in a vastly changed world. One of the young women seeks divine guidance and feels her prayers are answered when a passing ship offers them a luxurious return to technology. She gladly joins the ship's company and discovers that some of the research-sensors they are deploying are missing. She suspects her supervisor is trying to hide his mistake wh...

The first book in the series provides a glimpse into the lives of a primitive people as they endure a geomagnetic pole reversal event that strains their reliance on spiritual dogma and communal responsibilities. The tenuous existence of a band of Neolithic hunter-gatherers forms the backdrop for a spiritually uplifting epic action-adventure of love and commitment. A young warrior is thrust into the role of tribal leader when his adoptive father dies. The situation turns dire when severe we...

Book two, "Parables," is in three parts that explore social subcultures in the slightly dystopian reality including the pervasive use of intoxicants, high reliance on technology, and social prejudice based on caste affiliation. Part I introduces the reader to a near future, replete with a high-speed transit system, omnipresent germ phobia, and the Alliant Church of God (ACoG) religious cult. (These themes reappear throughout the book series and provide a foundation to contrast against the ...

Book four, "Awakening," A collective of loosely affiliated families struggle to maintain their relationships as seafaring homesteaders struggle when the earth's magnetic poles shift. Their habitat vessel serves as a backdrop for the political friction and turmoil caused by the cataclysm. The ship takes on water due to the reliance on robotic technology and results in several crewmembers being lost. The surviving crewmembers slowly recover and are stranded on a barren shore. The team eventu...

"The End of the World… Again," is a series of stories (I recommend you read them in order) involving diverse characters and situations woven around geomagnetic pole reversal events and considers what it will mean to humankind when it next occurs. The epic adventure contrasts a Neolithic society with a, slightly dystopian, near future culture as they struggle to cope with pole reversal events. Both cultures fall heavily on their faith to explain the calamity that has befallen them.B...