Christopher Rivers

Since I was a teen, I have wanted to write one of those enjoyable Saturday and Sunday afternoon novels you might read on the weekend. Hi, My name is Christopher Rivers. When I wrote, Inescapable Desires. I was fed up with human beings, how they were behaving, and how we are killing ourselves, and our planet. It occurred to me that what we needed in our lives was change. The Winston family was that change we needed. This humorist story will show how the family met and created a perfect family to battle against mankind’s wild destructive behavior. The world needed a wake-up call, our actions alone show our destructive thought patterns. Kelly knew the only way the world could reform itself was if another power greater the man forced them into change. Kelly along with Tess, Tamra, Janet, and Mike, portrayed many parts of this story to convey my feelings about our world. The destructive power the family shows isn’t too farfetched from our own reality. It was our governments of the world who were killing more human beings than anyone else. Kelly knew something had to be done. He knew nothing was going to change until the human race felt the fear of God. The family was unique and unstoppable. Nothing would prevent them from reaching their goal of living in a utopia-like world. A world of peace and love.

My second book, "For the Love of Peace," is the conclusion to, "Inescapable;e Desires," and holds a lot of unanswered questions from the first book. Within it's pages, the Winstions deliver another blow to the world as they fight against their greatest enemy.

The third book in the series is a story within a story. The book focuses your attention on one member of the Winston family and on the sudden change in his life. The story goes on detailing Harvey's life with the family, and what happens to him because of his new ability. While Harvey deals with his new life, back on the Island the Winston's were gearing up for war because someone took one of Kelly's Alpha's. Many millions would die but, Kelly feared he may go beyond that because of the promise he told the world years earlier.