John W. Warner IV

John W. Warner IV is an author and historian whose family has a long history in U.S. Intelligence. As the son of Senator John Warner (R-VA), and Catherine Mellon, John IV has been behind the scenes with some of the most powerful and influential people in U.S. and global history. In his historical novels, John discloses the shocking hidden history of advanced technology and the covert schemes of the Fascist power elite.

John's passion for history, vintage cars, and the unsung heroes of WWII inspired two large-scale creative ventures: a DVD documentary series on the early bootlegging days of NASCAR, The Golden Era of NASCAR, and a four-part historical novel series, Little Anton. His upcoming sequel, Lion, Tiger, Bear, will be released on September 1, 2021. All profits go to wounded veteran charities.

A self-described “gear head,” Warner has spent most of his adult life quenching his thirst for knowledge about race cars, first as a professional Grand Am and American Le Mans Series racing driver (becoming, by his own admission, a “middle of the pack man” behind the wheel of a Corvette GT1 and a Porsche GT3R), and later researching the history of the sport for his NASCAR DVD series and his Little Anton book series.

An avid researcher of revisionist/alternative history, Warner began writing this book series during a two-year-long recovery from a racing car accident. His extensive research for Little Anton evolved into a gripping historical narrative that reveals hidden truths about technological advancements and prominent leaders active in the WWII era, including Adolf Hitler, Ferdinand Porsche, and Winston Churchill. Part love story and part satire, the book centers on Hitler’s use of Porsche's brilliant engineering mind to build the world’s fastest machines, and the occultism of the SS to further new advanced weapons of the Wunderwaffe. The protagonist, Lady Beatrice, a defiant, libertine MI6 operative and pilot, takes readers on a thrill ride straight into the gritty glamour of Grand Prix racing and the harrowing enemy airfield battles.

The adventure continues in Lion Tiger, Bear, a mystery thriller set during the 1942 African Desert conflict, where the hunt is on for Bea and her team to locate a secret German mining operation, airbase, and Ahnenerbe SS archeology dig in Iraq that is directly linked to the German Wunderwaffe atomic bomb, free energy, and antigravity programs––technologies that rely on mysterious and hidden ancient technology and philosophy.

John and his wife Teba split their time between their Washington D.C. area residence and their Virginia farm.

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