Bøger af Gary Lindberg

After he died on the operating table, Gary Lindberg woke up with most of his memories wiped clean. He vowed to recollect and document a spectacular life filled with a series of events spanning Hollywood escapades, magic and music, war atrocities, monster hunts, POW rescue attempts, art heists, myth busting, Mexican drug cartels, mansion mysteries, brutal murders, space exploration, entrepreneurial perils and so much more. He learned that his risk-taking, combined with an intolerance for boredom, had created an unusual life packed with experiences rare for any one individual. These memoirs are the result of years of recollection and consultation with many family members and friends.

The Shekinah Legacy is on one hand a touching human drama about a star international news journalist, Charlotte Ansari, and her difficult relationship with her brilliant but challenging thirteen-year-old Asperger's son. The story becomes a riveting thriller as the two become involved in a dangerous attempt to solve the disappearance of Charlotte's mother thirty years earlier, and to save the woman's life after she resurfaces in a cryptic email begging for help. The coded message catapults Charlotte and her son on a dangerous mission to India and Kashmir to find the only secrets that can save the old woman's life. Their search uncovers the astonishing truth about Charlotte's mother and disrupts the plans of powerful, unseen forces.Is The Shekinah Legacy simply another tall tale of terrorism, adventure, and espionage? "Thoughtful readers will see more than that in this story I hope," author Lindberg says. "Thrillers don't have to be devoid of meaning. The secrets that are at the heart of this thriller are heartfelt elements of faith for Christians around the world-so heartfelt that many people will risk their lives to protect the 'truth' of the secrets as they see it."In this provocative book, two religious relics reveal their true power to influence the world as forces on every side-the CIA, Mossad, Vatican intelligence, Evangelicals, Islamic terrorists, and hired assassins-all struggle for possession of the objects for very different purposes. The author traveled around the world investigating locations for this novel and spent two years researching the facts contained in the story. "Readers will be surprised to find how much of this story is true, particularly the most sensational parts" Lindberg says.

It Was an Age of ExpectationIn the years leading up to 1844, the entire globe, it seemed, was experiencing religious fervor. Both the Bible and the Qu'ran hinted at the coming of a Promised One who would cure the ails of the world.During these years, two twelve-year-old best friends in a desert village in Persia, dream of becoming great mullas and being first to recognize the Qa'im, the Promised One of Islam. But for Ali, son of the local mayor, it is not to be. One night his mother, an English girl enslaved after her missionary parents were killed, packs up Ali and after a breathtaking escape returns to London.Suddenly wealthy, Ali becomes "Ollie" and is Christianized, educated, and brought into the family business, the London Times. Unfortunately, a series of heartbreaking tragedies befall the young man in England and America. As he bitterly rages against God and sets out to persecute those who carry out "His cruel purpose," the best friend he left behind becomes a trailblazer of a new religion that threatens Islam and is savagely persecuted by a brutal Persian regime.The startlingly different paths of these two best friends finally converge, with each on opposite sides of a climactic battle that will alter the lives and beliefs of millions forever.

After he died, Jamie just wasn't himself.While pursuing gangbangers, Jamie Giles' squad car veered off the road, killing him. But then something odd happened. He came back to life. Now he has a relationship problem-with a sinister presence that is inhabiting his body.Hidden deep inside his consciousness are secrets that are taking over his life and attracting the wrong kind of company. He has only a few days left to get to the bottom of it. He'll have to go deeper and deeper to figure it out. Trouble is, the only solution may be for him to die again.

Charlotte Ansari, international correspondent for CCN, has a problem. Her investigation into a clandestine society of assassins has made them very angry. And that's not the most frightening part. Her Asperger's son, who is now the leader of this global, murder-for-hire organization, has assigned its top-ranked assassin to take care of the problem.

Letters from Elvis may be the most important and revealing book ever written about 'The King.' It is based on material contained in hundreds of handwritten and authenticated letters that Elvis and his friends-Marlon Brando, Harry Belafonte and Tom Jones-secretly wrote to their spiritual guide, Carmen Montez. Never has such an intimately revealing collection of letters surfaced about such a well-known celebrity.