Hello all--
November is shaping up to be an exciting month! On the 10th, my first novel, Category Five, will once again be back in print. It's an amazing feeling to still have demand for a book that first came out in 2004. A year ago I wrote about the origins of the story, and last spring I went back and read it again for the first time in over ten years. I have to say, it held up well. The foundation for the Donovan Nash series began with solid footing, and still continues today. As always, thank you for being a part of the journey, and please enjoy this book again.
In the Atlantic Ocean, hurricane Helena is gathering strength, becoming the most powerful storm in recorded history. As Helena bears down on Bermuda, Donovan Nash, along with other members of the scientific research organization Eco-Watch, are called to fly in and extract key government people who have been studying Helena. For Donovan Nash, the routine mission turns deadly when an attempt is made on the life of the lead scientist. A woman from the past, Dr. Lauren McKenna, is suddenly thrust back into his life. With 300 mph winds and waves over 90 feet, Helena marches relentlessly for the vulnerable east coast of the United States. In a bold attempt to diffuse the power of the hurricane, Eco-Watch is called upon to conduct a final flight above the massive fury, where the jet suffers a catastrophic engine failure. Now the only option is to maneuver the crippled airplane into the calm of Helena's eye.
