Eric Wilson mixes spiritual insight with modern stylings as mankind’s struggle continues in the second book of the Jerusalem’s Undead Trilogy.

A decade earlier, Jerusalem’s Undead escaped their tombs in the Field of Blood. One of their group was missing, and he will return with a vengeance, fighting his fellow Collectors for control of a vile book—a blueprint that exploits "six things, no, seven, that the Lord hates," as a way of dragging down mankind.

As the Collectors vie for dominance, Gina Lazarescu finds herself fleeing through the mountains. She is alone and wounded, but more determined than ever to find and protect the children in her care. She does not know that Cal Nichols still has life-shaking secrets yet to share. She knows only that she is headed for another confrontation with the Collectors, one that will lead from Romanian castles to the Pacific Northwest and eventually to the Haunt of Jackals, birthplace of Judas Iscariot in Israel’s arid wastelands.

Adiós, Señor (published by Author House) is a page-turner that spans from the blue shores of the Bahamas to the seedy underbelly of Mexico. Author J.Huddleston spins a fantastic crime novel about three oil company executives willing to go to extreme lengths to get even wealthier.

These three executives from Petroleum Unlimited International team up to plan and execute a scheme to smuggle gold bullion from the Bahamas.

The cohorts are experienced: Jay Hudson is chief pilot for Petroleum Unlimited International; Richard Corn is Senior Vice President and an ex-CIA agent; and Fred Givens is vice president in charge of all off shore production and a former member of the Underwater Demolition Team in World War II.

Despite their experience, their mission is nearly thwarted before the Learjet carrying the gold even lands in New Orleans. Instead, customs officials and FBI agents meet them at the landing strip, but Hudson makes a touch and go landing. The three head for Mexico instead.

Customs officers meet them again after they land in Merida, Mexico, which leads to a hand-to-hand fight and a hasty take-off. Just when they believe the coast is clear, a customs official hits the Learjet with ground fire, forcing the craft to ditch in the Gulf of Mexico. Chief pilot Hudson, the lone survivor, not only fails to salvage the gold, but is captured by a Mexican drug czar, who keeps him under house arrest. This drug lord has plans for the skilled Learjet aviator.

An intriguing action novel, Adiós, Señor is packed with plot twists, memorable characters and authentic depictions of activity on the plane that prove central to the story. Huddleston, himself a veteran pilot, offers true-to-life descriptions of action in the air, making this novel a captivating read.

Would they grasp the meaning of what she was about to tell them? Would she be able to tell it in a way that would make them understand the importance of God in her life? Could she remember the important details? One magical week, Virginia Baker has three of her grandchildren all to herself. A master storyteller, she is accosted left and right by requests for a story. But the story she decides to tell this time is one she's never shared with anyone. And she prays her grandchildren will see her heart as she reveals what she's kept hidden at The Pier.