Joshua's Atlas

by Gerald T Dale

Overview

Joshua had no intentions of becoming a super hero when he first invented Bernie his flying sports car but when there is a serious need that only he can ease, he is quick to volunteer his services and his creation.

Joshua's style and vulnerability quickly becomes evident when he finds that his activities must remain completely shrouded in secrecy while he mingles within the society that he ventures to protect.

JOSHUS'S ATLAS offers creative unauthenticated thinking that encourages inquisitive minds to think for themselves at the same time it provides a fathomable story that is guaranteed to remain with you throughout the ages. It also illustrates the charisma, maturity and dignity that is brought about in our youth today. An attractive must read addition to any library. Although analogous in many ways to the mildly hokey Superman legend, it offers many degrees of realism that is not present in that memorable saga.

Get ready to feel the turbulence of flight and the rumble of the tires upon the rolling landings as Joshua explores Bernie's veiled limitations. Only a true sports car aficionado can know the feeling that goes along with the testing of these limits.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781961254220
Publisher:	Gerald T Dale
Publication date:	08/05/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	339
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Gerald T. Dale, born Gerald Dale Templin, on a Wisconsin farm in 1938, was raised in a family of eight children. I attribute most of my rectitude on my mother's influence and my father's stern authority. My formative years created a desire to become a writer but this creativity was not developed at that time. Because of my limited resources, my writing career was considered a hobby while I struggled for financial equilibrium. I spent three years in the United States Army beginning immediately after high school graduation. My career thereafter centered on factory work. As I neared retirement age, I developed the need to return to my first love, the love to write. For my mentor, I appreciated the works of O'Henry whom I recognized as the master of surprise endings. It was to this same objective that I aspired toward within this novels. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.