DEATH (The Justice Cycle Book 1) by J Kiefer (best classic books to read TXT) 📗

who brought them into the world. Unless of course you were born in a test tube, cloned from someone else’s DNA or are an AI. If this is the case, then you will either despise me for having wonderful and supporting parents, or simply be confused. Since I am none of those things and have saints for parents, (they actually are saints by the way. They have the hallows to prove it.) I want to thank them for always believing in me even when I did not believe in myself. Without your love and encouragement I never would have finished the race. Well, without you I would not have been here to start the race, so…thanks for that as well.

Next, I would like to thank my kids Emma and Connor. From the moment you first opened your wee lil eyes, my heart was yours. My greatest delight in this life is being your dad. No matter how many mighty deeds I accomplish and how many titles I am bestowed, none of them will ever compare to being called your dad. It has been, and will continue to be, my greatest responsibility, honor, and joy. You are my happiness.

The next people on my hit list are all of the wonderful friends I have made along the writers way. I could not have asked for a more supportive and inspiring community. You are all mad and you talk to imaginary people, but hey, all the best ones do. From all of the people who have created, hosted or guest starred on “The Dead Robots Society” podcast to JR Handley, Tim C Taylor and Walt Robilard who have been my valued companions on this journey, I thank you. In truth, thanking you seems like too small a sentiment for how much of an impact you have had on me, but it will have to do.

Of course, I could not forget my lovely editor Lauren Moore. You took my overly extensive ramblings and helped me turn them into something marvelous. I learned so much from working with you and my story is certainly better for it. Your patience and kind criticism are the backbone of this book.

Lastly, I would like to thank my God and my King Jesus Christ. You will always be my inspiration and my strength. I prayed every time I sat down to write, and you showed up each and every time. You always have and always will be the center of my life. I owe everything to you.

Jay

Author's Note

I hope you enjoyed reading Death: Book 1 in the Justice Cycle. If you did, or even if you didn’t, I would appreciate it if you would leave a review. Every little bit helps.

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Thanks again.

Jay

About The Author

                                       JW Kiefer

J W Kiefer is a father, minister, novelist, script writer and blogger who hails from the Southern Tier of Western New York State. He has a degree in Theology and Church management as well as a degree in liberal arts. He is also a reserve Green Lantern; and when duty calls, can be found assisting the rest of the core in interstellar matters. An avid vocalist and worship leader, he loves to belt out Disney tunes, especially when it is most awkward and embarrassing for his children. As well as being an anime and comic book addict, his other pursuits include knitting, canning, watching paint peel, and observing the occasional pot hoping to see it boil.

If you are interested in more information about J W Kiefer he can be found at: JWKIEFER.COM

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Dark Mater: a short story in Storming Area 51 (A Bayonet Books Anthology Book 2)

USAF Colonel Christian Racene is a husband and father who works long hours as one of the Presidents science advisors. When he is inexplicably called away to the mysterious complex known as Area 51, he discovers that project Wonderland, a program that has been based on his research on dark matter, has been relocated to the facility. Colonel Aliya Johnson head of Project Wonderland has asked for his help specifically, because she has encountered an enigma that only he can solve. What Christian finds there will challenge his views of the universe and possibly all of reality itself.

Dark Mater is a short science fiction story that can be found in volume 2 of the Bayonet Books anthonlogy Storming Area 51.