Kirjahaku

"Make your own Bible. Select and collect all the words and sentences that in all your readings have been to you like the blast of a trumpet." Ralph Waldo EmersonIn this anthology of quotes, author Don Levin has shared the words and sentences that have been like blasts of trumpets in his own life. Collected over the span of fifty years, these are the words that have inspired, comforted, and motivated him in the course of his life. These words are now assembled in such a way that they will resonate with you as well.

A young US Army lieutenant, from a long and distinguished family line of soldiers, stationed in the Federal Republic of Germany, faces court martial charges of murder and of being involved in a black marketing operation that reach the higher echelons of the Division command. Rather than trusting his fate to a military lawyer, the family reaches across the sea to the United States, and retains the services of former Army officer turned civilian attorney "Colt" Donaldson. With links to unsolved murders in Vietnam and Korea, as well as insights into the CIA, the White House, and the inner workings of the officer corps, Colt must battle command influence and the subtleties of military justice, as well as a gang of ruthless criminals to refute the burden of proof that the Government has established, and fight the Code to secure his client's freedom.

In this thought-provoking sequel to Another Last Day, it is six months after he died--and then didn't die, as he was given the opportunity to celebrate another last day with family and friends.Having put that special day behind him and making the most of this gift of additional time, Jackson Lee, a former attorney, retired military officer, and now successful real estate broker, is presented with an opportunity beyond his wildest imagination: a second chance to serve those around him, but now as an earth-bound heavenly advocate assigned to do on earth what angels cannot do for fear of altering heaven's plan.Assisted and mentored by a heavenly being with whom only he can communicate, Jackson experiences multiple life-and-death situations as he continues to find answers to questions relating to his own mortality, the existence of heaven, and life after death.