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| Anno Luce |
 Available at dot-coms and local retailers. Search for it on Amazon.com Also available at Barnes&Noble.com |
| A plague is about to be unleashed on an unsuspecting global market, a virtual-reality device
that will hopelessly addict billions. Using artificial intelligence and
cellular automata, the device will in record-time become a man-made
God, erasing the awareness and consciousness of all who ‘subscribe.’
The people of earth are about to be given their final exam. At stake is
the fate of all life on the planet. To pass it, humanity must keep a
prisoner from being murdered in Angola. A man named Yashua King; a homeless man, an innocent man, better known by another name, though never his own. Jesus. The Messiah of Anno Luce is a very human figure. He has a sense of humor, tenderness and caring; he also has sadness and a terrible burden. At times he shows himself to be every bit a leader. And few truly believe when they first learn of his identity. Anno Luce is an exploration of the nature of faith, and of doubt. |
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