Richard Hawkins was born in Aurora, Colorado and grew up in Littleton, Colorado. He has been married for more than 30 years, and has worked for the same aerospace company for more than 35. His primary interests over the years have been his family, sociology, mastering his survivial skills, windsurfing, music, politics, raising wolves, art of all types, mycology, permaculture, archeologial anomalies, geo-politics and staying gainfully employed, not necessarily in that order. He often decribes himself as a separate subspecies of human - 'Eclecticus-Iconoclastimus'. His primary driving force is his unwavering belief that as sovereign citizens we are each responsible not only for our own beliefs and actions, but where those beliefs and actions take us in life: That the truly intelligent person learns to determine what that consequence might be and then acts accordingly. Our individual actions always affect far more than we can imagine.

What do you do when all of the silly Mayan calendar end of the world conspiracies have just co opted your life and you only know of one person you can completely trust? You just have to hold on white knuckled to your wife and your sanity while you try to find your best option for escape in a shrinking world where your adversaries seem to have thought of everything.

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Fantasy and Science Fiction merge in many ways to tell the tale of a world divided by science, fearful ignorance and fortunately a very large ocean. Four children are born on the same day to fulfill a prophesy uttered by the final emperor of the last line. The destiny of three of the children was to heal a broken world. The fourth child was less fortunate. Priam Rue was raised thinking the enemy was a backward collection of fools. But he’d been raised by traitors and when he, the son of the emperor had nowhere else to turn he found a true friend and an ally in the enemy and with their help the world is once again healed.

They sent their machines to kill never once offering an explanation or making a demand. They just kept sending them, each time more efficient. Then on one fateful day they killed the one true love of Darren Whitt, devastated at first he rose like a dragon and once in the military began the driving force in their destruction. From those he worked with he demanded loyalty. From the unseen enemy he demanded blood and he didn’t care what color it was.











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