Futurist: Writer of the Prophecies

Synopsis: Serge Amici, a recluse novelist who's only appearance to the world is at the launch of his books, is currently riding the "crest of the wave" with three international number ones. He is about to launch his fourth book, "Moon Dance." An announcement about Amici's fifth book, "Futurist," is about to be made at this launch. The plan is to announce the winner of the auction of the naming rights for the main character in the "Futurist" with the proceeds going to charity. Winning this bid starts an explosive chain of events for the winner that can't be stopped. Who is Amici and what are the powers he posses? Revelations lead to the exposure of the eastern European Mafia's people smuggling ring right up to their contacts in the high echelons of The White House. The adventure takes the reader to the wonders of northwest of Western Australia, its cyclones, pearl farms of Broome, the mystic rites of the aboriginal spirit world and to the cosmopolitan port of Southampton, England. About the Author: Thomas Henry Green was born in the wilds of the north west of England in 1951. He was born but a stones throw away from the beautiful Lake District, in a converted Roman castle, located in the fishing village of Whitehaven. As a young boy Thomas had two main interests, reading anything that had to do with ancient Egypt and a fascination with the spiritual world, both developing into his passion for writing. "Futurist ... Writer of the Prophecies" is Thomas's second psychic novel, the first being "Butterfly in a Glass Bottle." The future unfolded into successful careers in Advertising, Marketing and Sales. Thomas works as a psychic, currently with Absolute Soul Secrets helping many callers around the world. Thomas is married to his soul mate, his beautiful wife Christine, they live in the calmness and beauty of Perth, Western Australia.

About the Author :
Thomas H. Green, S.J., (1932 2009), received his training in philosophy and theology at Bellarmine College, Plattsburgh, New York, and Woodstock College, Maryland, and earned advanced degrees in education and physics from Fordham University, and a doctorate in the philosophy of science from the University of Notre Dame under the great Irish mentor Father Ernan McMullin. Green served as the spiritual director of San Jose Seminary, Manila, Philippines, and professor of philosophy and theology at Ateneo de Manila University. He was an internationally recognized teacher, mentor, and author, best known for his classic works on prayer, including Opening to God, When the Well Runs Dry, and Weeds Among the Wheat. His books have been translated into eleven languages, including French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Indonesian, and Korean.