In "Common Thread: the Monetary Virus" you will immerse yourself in the lives of 7 individuals around the world as they survive the perilous times ahead and define their spirituality in the process. You will relate to at least one of them. Written as a trilogy, there are 7 books in each of the 3 epochs, for a total of 21 books. Based in the future, relevant for today, and constructed on the foundation of history. Each new book released quarterly starting 11/2021, depending on surf conditions. Chronicled in North Carolina, Indonesia, New York City, Jamaica, Maryland, Hawaii, and beyond you will travel through time and space. In the height of the hecticness, each of them receives "The Letter" that dramatically alters their destiny. Easy to visualize as a screenplay, find out how a remnant survives the Monetary Virus in 7 different scenarios. They are in this world, but not of this world. Will Delia Sue-Sheads see her husband that's been missing for 13 years? How can Jimmy Dread be a more effective in warning about the future? Can Ruth Welinder come to terms with her past? Will Jake Patterson remain self-indulgent in the pleasures of this world? What does Harvey Goldstein make of this alleged messiah? Sheltered from civilization, what course will Malia Morris now chart? Can't Michael Smith just love thy neighbor? Follow along with us as we watch it unfold over the next few years of releases... In this 3rd epoch, Follow Ruth Welinder the reluctant leader of Zoo York, a group of skateboarding vigilantes as they barter their way to survival in New York City during the Monetary Virus. Will she reunite with her former skate-mate Aquila? Will she forgive her past and roll forward on her pink wheels? Will the HSA round up these deviant deplorables?
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