This compelling literary novel has readers inspired, and looking at the world through a new lens. A broad range of stunned readers have commented that they have found the wildlife fascinating, the poignant relationship issues resonant, and the action intense; a unique voice in literature. Don’t be afraid to laugh, or cry, . . . or lend a hand. Join the HN3H movement, and become part of the solution. It’s spreading!
“A self-help book for the other 20 million species on The Planet!”
-- Marlyn M., MA, Family Resource Advocate
Majestic albatross glide over infinite whitecaps. Day after night after night after day, relentlessly; the natural world pounds out its rhythmic beat as wide-eyed optimist Kestrel Falco flies out to the remote center of The Pacific Ocean. As the first ranger stationed on Halfway Atoll Wildlife Sanctuary, he restlessly jostles excitedly in his chair, bristling with enthusiastic awe as he gazes out the window of a small plane, high over the massive seascape. Has Kestrel gotten far enough away? What does he run from? What are the roadblocks to understanding, and peace? What was your altruistic act today? Join Kestrel on his chaotic, quasi-metaphysical journey through our sometimes-surreal world, navigating through family, friends, co-workers, enemies, nature, and sea and Earth; dodging dangerous sharks and deadlier goons, and most importantly; his search for real true love. Can he survive Halfway, the second most remote spot on Earth? If he can’t, can we? All he needs is a hand; a third hand . . .
Must we use violence, when absolutely pushed beyond choice, to save our World from a horrible fate? With the consolidated effort of his united family, will Kestrel snap into action, forcing the ultimate duel?
If we can’t even save tiny little Halfway from buffoons and goons, how on Earth are we to save our Planet, ourselves? If we can’t even make peace with our own siblings, then are we on our way to another Civil War?
Are we already at war against Nature, against US?
Howard Zinn said, “You can’t be neutral on a moving train.”
The world keeps turning. Do you grease the wheel?
The less you know, the smarter you feel.
