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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Apollo Wept: Overture. Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. The narrative weaves together memories from his youth, wartime service, and a magical Christmas event, leading to a passionate and heartfelt ending that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas.The narrator, now in his eighties and suffering from dementia, is sitting by a fire, surrounded by family during a Christmas gathering in 2001. The fire's glow triggers vivid recollections of his youth, particularly Christmas Eve in 1942, when he returned home after flight training during World War II. He describes his journey across the United States, the changing American landscape during wartime, and the warmth of his grandparents' home in Pennsylvania. The narrative paints a rich picture of family traditions, the roles of each family member, and the bittersweet passage of time, including the loss of loved ones and the changes brought by war.The heart of the story is set on Christmas Day, 1943, as the young Army Air Force pilot volunteers for a dangerous reconnaissance mission over Germany. His aircraft is severely damaged by anti-aircraft fire, leaving him lost, with no navigation instruments, and pursued by a German fighter. Expecting to be shot down, he is instead joined in formation by the German pilot, who does not attack but leads him through an unreal experience.As they fly together, the German plane transforms into a legendary red Fokker Dr I triplane, piloted by Manfred von Richthofen-the Red Baron of World War I fame. The narrator believes he is hallucinating or dead, but the experience he comes to realize is real. The Red Baron presents him with a "Luther Rose," a symbol of faith and salvation, identical to one from the narrator's family home. After this encounter with the supernatural, the narrator finds himself safely over England, able to land his crippled plane.Back in the present, the narrator shares this story with his family for the first time, prompted by his granddaughter's question about his favorite Christmas story. The family's reactions range from awe to skepticism, especially from a dismissive boyfriend. The narrator reveals two never before seen photographs taken by his plane's camera: one of the Red Baron's triplane and another of the pilot himself. He also presents the actual Luther Rose medallion, which mysteriously appeared in his cockpit after the flight.The narrator tells his family of this Christmas miracle that saved not only his life, but gave them life as well. He then shares the message of faith, hope, and the true meaning of Christmas to his descendants. He emphasizes that the greatest miracle is the birth of Jesus, whose message of salvation is symbolized by the Luther Rose. The story ends with the narrator gifting the rose to his family as a reminder of faith and the true meaning of Christmas. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. One that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In 2103, America's last fighter ace faces his strangest mission yet. Pen 'Duke' Lencoln once ruled the skies in an F-61 Mustang, defending his country against overwhelming odds. Now, after a forced career change and the dismantling of America's military might, he's relegated to ferrying the elite between Earth and the lunar colonies-a far cry from the adrenaline-fueled combat that defined him. But when government archivists discover the Voyager probe carrying a plaque depicting only male and female humans, a scandal erupts. In New America, where 101 genders and 68 sexual orientations are federally recognized, this 'erasure' constitutes the highest crime. To save humanity's cosmic legacy, Pen is selected to command the USS DESPAIR on an unprecedented mission: intercept Voyager beyond the solar system and replace the offensive artifact. With weeks before departure, Pen meets Rene, an elementary teacher in an illegal 1980s-themed speakeasy, igniting an unexpected connection that complicates everything. As he assembles his crew and prepares to leave Earth, Pen discovers that powerful forces in both America and China are conspiring to ensure his mission fails. Armed with little more than his fighter pilot instincts and unexpected allies-including the Second Republic of Texas and help from a relative who died before he was born-Pen must navigate political minefields, sabotage, and impossible odds. The future of Western Civilization hangs in the balance, and failure isn't in Duke Lencoln's vocabulary. Sometimes the most important battles aren't fought in the skies-they're fought in the stars. If you enjoyed Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein, The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver, and Able Archer 83 by Phillip Jennings, you'll love Apollo Wept: Overture.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In 2103, America's last fighter ace faces his strangest mission yet. Pen "Duke" Lencoln once ruled the skies in an F-61 Mustang, defending his country against overwhelming odds. Now, after a forced career change and the dismantling of America's military might, he's relegated to ferrying the elite between Earth and the lunar colonies-a far cry from the adrenaline-fueled combat that defined him. But when government archivists discover the Voyager probe carrying a plaque depicting only male and female humans, a scandal erupts. In New America, where 101 genders and 68 sexual orientations are federally recognized, this "erasure" constitutes the highest crime. To save humanity's cosmic legacy, Pen is selected to command the USS DESPAIR on an unprecedented mission: intercept Voyager beyond the solar system and replace the offensive artifact. With weeks before departure, Pen meets Rene, an elementary teacher in an illegal 1980s-themed speakeasy, igniting an unexpected connection that complicates everything. As he assembles his crew and prepares to leave Earth, Pen discovers that powerful forces in both America and China are conspiring to ensure his mission fails. Armed with little more than his fighter pilot instincts and unexpected allies-including the Second Republic of Texas and help from a relative who died before he was born-Pen must navigate political minefields, sabotage, and impossible odds. The future of Western Civilization hangs in the balance, and failure isn't in Duke Lencoln's vocabulary. Sometimes the most important battles aren't fought in the skies-they're fought in the stars. If you enjoyed Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein, The Mandibles by Lionel Shriver, and Able Archer 83 by Phillip Jennings, you'll love Apollo Wept: Overture. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. The narrative weaves together memories from his youth, wartime service, and a magical Christmas event, leading to a passionate and heartfelt ending that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas.The narrator, now in his eighties and suffering from dementia, is sitting by a fire, surrounded by family during a Christmas gathering in 2001. The fire's glow triggers vivid recollections of his youth, particularly Christmas Eve in 1942, when he returned home after flight training during World War II. He describes his journey across the United States, the changing American landscape during wartime, and the warmth of his grandparents' home in Pennsylvania. The narrative paints a rich picture of family traditions, the roles of each family member, and the bittersweet passage of time, including the loss of loved ones and the changes brought by war.The heart of the story is set on Christmas Day, 1943, as the young Army Air Force pilot volunteers for a dangerous reconnaissance mission over Germany. His aircraft is severely damaged by anti-aircraft fire, leaving him lost, with no navigation instruments, and pursued by a German fighter. Expecting to be shot down, he is instead joined in formation by the German pilot, who does not attack but leads him through an unreal experience.As they fly together, the German plane transforms into a legendary red Fokker Dr I triplane, piloted by Manfred von Richthofen-the Red Baron of World War I fame. The narrator believes he is hallucinating or dead, but the experience he comes to realize is real. The Red Baron presents him with a 'Luther Rose,' a symbol of faith and salvation, identical to one from the narrator's family home. After this encounter with the supernatural, the narrator finds himself safely over England, able to land his crippled plane.Back in the present, the narrator shares this story with his family for the first time, prompted by his granddaughter's question about his favorite Christmas story. The family's reactions range from awe to skepticism, especially from a dismissive boyfriend. The narrator reveals two never before seen photographs taken by his plane's camera: one of the Red Baron's triplane and another of the pilot himself. He also presents the actual Luther Rose medallion, which mysteriously appeared in his cockpit after the flight.The narrator tells his family of this Christmas miracle that saved not only his life, but gave them life as well. He then shares the message of faith, hope, and the true meaning of Christmas to his descendants. He emphasizes that the greatest miracle is the birth of Jesus, whose message of salvation is symbolized by the Luther Rose. The story ends with the narrator gifting the rose to his family as a reminder of faith and the true meaning of Christmas. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. The narrative weaves together memories from his youth, wartime service, and a magical Christmas event, leading to a passionate and heartfelt ending that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas.The narrator, now in his eighties and suffering from dementia, is sitting by a fire, surrounded by family during a Christmas gathering in 2001. The fire's glow triggers vivid recollections of his youth, particularly Christmas Eve in 1942, when he returned home after flight training during World War II. He describes his journey across the United States, the changing American landscape during wartime, and the warmth of his grandparents' home in Pennsylvania. The narrative paints a rich picture of family traditions, the roles of each family member, and the bittersweet passage of time, including the loss of loved ones and the changes brought by war.The heart of the story is set on Christmas Day, 1943, as the young Army Air Force pilot volunteers for a dangerous reconnaissance mission over Germany. His aircraft is severely damaged by anti-aircraft fire, leaving him lost, with no navigation instruments, and pursued by a German fighter. Expecting to be shot down, he is instead joined in formation by the German pilot, who does not attack but leads him through an unreal experience.As they fly together, the German plane transforms into a legendary red Fokker Dr I triplane, piloted by Manfred von Richthofen-the Red Baron of World War I fame. The narrator believes he is hallucinating or dead, but the experience he comes to realize is real. The Red Baron presents him with a "Luther Rose," a symbol of faith and salvation, identical to one from the narrator's family home. After this encounter with the supernatural, the narrator finds himself safely over England, able to land his crippled plane.Back in the present, the narrator shares this story with his family for the first time, prompted by his granddaughter's question about his favorite Christmas story. The family's reactions range from awe to skepticism, especially from a dismissive boyfriend. The narrator reveals two never before seen photographs taken by his plane's camera: one of the Red Baron's triplane and another of the pilot himself. He also presents the actual Luther Rose medallion, which mysteriously appeared in his cockpit after the flight.The narrator tells his family of this Christmas miracle that saved not only his life, but gave them life as well. He then shares the message of faith, hope, and the true meaning of Christmas to his descendants. He emphasizes that the greatest miracle is the birth of Jesus, whose message of salvation is symbolized by the Luther Rose. The story ends with the narrator gifting the rose to his family as a reminder of faith and the true meaning of Christmas. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. One that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. The narrative weaves together memories from his youth, wartime service, and a magical Christmas event, leading to a passionate and heartfelt ending that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas.The narrator, now in his eighties and suffering from dementia, is sitting by a fire, surrounded by family during a Christmas gathering in 2001. The fire's glow triggers vivid recollections of his youth, particularly Christmas Eve in 1942, when he returned home after flight training during World War II. He describes his journey across the United States, the changing American landscape during wartime, and the warmth of his grandparents' home in Pennsylvania. The narrative paints a rich picture of family traditions, the roles of each family member, and the bittersweet passage of time, including the loss of loved ones and the changes brought by war.The heart of the story is set on Christmas Day, 1943, as the young Army Air Force pilot volunteers for a dangerous reconnaissance mission over Germany. His aircraft is severely damaged by anti-aircraft fire, leaving him lost, with no navigation instruments, and pursued by a German fighter. Expecting to be shot down, he is instead joined in formation by the German pilot, who does not attack but leads him through an unreal experience.As they fly together, the German plane transforms into a legendary red Fokker Dr I triplane, piloted by Manfred von Richthofen-the Red Baron of World War I fame. The narrator believes he is hallucinating or dead, but the experience he comes to realize is real. The Red Baron presents him with a "Luther Rose," a symbol of faith and salvation, identical to one from the narrator's family home. After this encounter with the supernatural, the narrator finds himself safely over England, able to land his crippled plane.Back in the present, the narrator shares this story with his family for the first time, prompted by his granddaughter's question about his favorite Christmas story. The family's reactions range from awe to skepticism, especially from a dismissive boyfriend. The narrator reveals two never before seen photographs taken by his plane's camera: one of the Red Baron's triplane and another of the pilot himself. He also presents the actual Luther Rose medallion, which mysteriously appeared in his cockpit after the flight.The narrator tells his family of this Christmas miracle that saved not only his life, but gave them life as well. He then shares the message of faith, hope, and the true meaning of Christmas to his descendants. He emphasizes that the greatest miracle is the birth of Jesus, whose message of salvation is symbolized by the Luther Rose. The story ends with the narrator gifting the rose to his family as a reminder of faith and the true meaning of Christmas. The story is a reflective, first-person narrative told by an elderly veteran, recounting a profound and miraculous experience from his past. One that proclaims the true meaning of Christmas. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Apollo Wept | Overture | Christopher "Coyote" Choate | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Defiance Press and Publishing | EAN 9781966625766 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Christmas Above The Clouds | An Angel in a Red Triplane | Christopher "Coyote" Choate | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Christopher "Coyote" Choate | EAN 9798997052508 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …