Jack’s Rogues

Jack’s Rogues Trilogy: Part I—Operation Agos; Part II—To Hell and Gone; Part III- Death’s Door. Intense, fast-moving, unpredictable, unique. Multi-genre: Metaphysical Fiction, Magical Realism, Military Fantasy and Action/Adventure. Jack’s Rogues is a continuation of prequel “The End.”

God (Adonai) and the Devil (Samael) have worked together for billions of years creating Nature; for the last few hundred million it’s been with intent to create a species capable of carrying their work forward into the otherwise sterile solar system and galaxy. But in the last fifteen thousand years they’ve been in disagreement on the prospects of a particular species, one both promising and threatening to the entire enterprise: Homosapiens. Humankind.

Early in the novel, Samael convinces Adonai that the sapiens are too destructive to succeed. Adonai, broken-hearted over facts which She knows to be accurate, reluctantly agrees to stop assisting, and to allow the sapiens to run themselves into extinction.

Meanwhile, Samael, acting through Iran’s Supreme Leader and the Republican Guards Quds Force, has invented bomb-like devices that when detonated will strangulate sixty percent of the world’s population precipitating chaos and the destruction of humankind.

In the USA, major Oil concerns within the USA have a highly-developed plan to assassinate the President before she can enact her signature project: a Constitutional Amendment mandating stewardship of the environment.

Francis O’Rourke and Deirdre Kavanagh are kindred spirits in the afterlife who intend to save the humans. As members of Heaven’s elite Commando forces they league-up in a strike team named “The Rogues.” They boldly venture into the depths of Hell to confront Samael and into the high reaches of Heaven to address Adonai, to create one last chance to save humanity. They race against time, distance, human and spiritual obstacles to try to avert the catastrophe. The fate of humankind lies in the balance.

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