Published: December 02, 2008
American Woman's Heart Reaches Out to The Needy Animals of Mexico
Greed and desire for power cause death of scientist who discovers substitute energy source for fossil fuel
No Urn for the Ashes (Bayfire Press Publishing) is the outstanding premiere novel of Alison Sawyer Current. A composite blend of adventure and thrills, compassion and grief, Ashes shows an incredible psychological insight into human nature in the author's choice of dynamic characters.
Tennyson Garland had the right idea when he decided to keep his discovery quiet - he knew there was nothing in this world that would attract the greed of man more than the discovery of a substitute energy source for fossil fuels. After this brilliant scientist and his young daughter tragically die in a fire at their isolated mountain cabin, Taylor, his widow, soon realizes that there are forces at work that will stop at nothing to control the world with this discovery. Eight years later, in the midst of a failing marriage, and still suffering the loss and grief of her first husband and child, Taylor finds herself once again dealing with the past and caught up in the treachery of Kevin Levine, her first husband's former colleague who was always left behind in the wake of Tennyson's brilliance. The drama that follows leads Taylor to believe her daughter may, in fact, still be alive.
This intriguing story keeps the reader turning the pages as they are transported to Nicaragua and on to Mexico when a new struggle ensues - with the prize being the ownership of the greatest discovery of modern times. We travel with Taylor in her search for her long-lost child as she deals not only with the past, but with the return of her absent father who is tortured by his own demons, and a mysterious stranger hired by her father who may represent a greater threat than even Kevin Levine's insane ambition for control! We share Taylor's relationship with Ruby, her dearest friend and most intimate confidant, and the uneasy and emotion-packed truce with Patricia, the mother by adoption of a girl named Emma - who may very well be Taylor's long-lost child, Rebecca.
The action never ends in No Urn for the Ashes. To read more on this talented and diverse writer, please visit
www.bayfirepress.com.
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