For all those interested, Tesa Strasser gave The Pilate Plot a really nice review in the East Canton Press News, January 29, 2009. Thanks for the kind words Tesa! For those who take The Press News, check it out. For others, I'll post at least parts of what Tesa wrote on the website under reviews. I will also be speaking about the book and the writing process at the East Canton Rotary meeting Tuesday, February 3, at the Foltz Community Center of East Canton. The meeting starts at 7:30 AM. I will speak at 8:00. If any local friends want to get up that early and make the 7:30 time, I'll spring for breakfast! Rotary always serves a good breakfast.

The booksigning at the Morgan County library (110 S. Jefferson - Martinsville, IN) will take place on April 14, 4:00 -7:00 P.M. Books will be available for $15.00 or bring your previously purchased book for autograph. I'll look forward to seeing you there.

Thanks to anonymous for your comments. Yes, President Cooper's plans will be ongoing in the sequel. His plans are all geared of course toward world dominion, however, he used parts of the program to train Stearns for his mission to the past - also ongoing in the sequel. As to the torture, Yes, I also believe that all expressions of evil are foretastes of hell. The more blatant and horrific the evil, the nearer hell it is. Satan moves those who will cooperate to release hell here and now as much as possible (his kingdom come on earth as it is in - well, you get the idea!). Cooper is pretty cooperative.

For all those interested, I will have a book signing at the Main Branch of the Morgan County Library (Martinsville, IN) on April 14. I will post more details soon. For those who live near Martinsville it will be a good opportunity to get an autographed copy of The Pilate Plot at a substantially reduced price. Those who have already bought non-autographed copies may bring them for signing. I look forward to seeing many old friends and making new ones. There will be another signing in June at the East Canton (OH) branch of the Stark County Library. Again, I will post more details soon. Also for East Canton area residents, look for an interview in the Press News and News Leader in coming weeks. Talk to you soon. Terry