God and soldier all men adore
In times of danger and not before
When the danger is past and all things righted
God is forgotten and the old soldier smighted

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TITLE

Jobe

ISBN NUMBER

9781469959740

AUTHOR

Richard B. Adams

ARTWORK

Derek Edgerton

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SYNOPSIS

Germany 1930 - A young boy is kidnapped from his home and forced into the Hitler Youth Camps, where he is trained to become Germany's devil of the skies. Ten years later, he is the best fighter pilot in the German Luftwaffe. Betrayed and disfigured by his Nazi mentors, he is brought back from the brink of death, and takes revenge on his former commanding officers.

Read an Excerpt from Jobe Chapter 4: Stained Here

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

“I think that dark spiritual forces versus the light are themes you can get away with during World War II because there was so much prevalent evil” - Peter Demmon (mediasaurs.com)

"A unique premise that is exquisitely written into a fast paced thrill ride from beginning to end. Jobe is like a graphic novel without the graphics, because the writing is so intense it doesn't need them." -Ian J. Keeney (Go Filmingo Film, ianjkeeney.com)

"What happens when two talented, creative, wordsmiths, one with a penchant for World War II, turn their considerable skills to writing a novel that is something old, something new, something bloody, something blue? They create Jobe Danzing, a blonde-haired, blue-eyed, fire-breathing, devotee of the Führer. The story starts quickly, drawing the reader into the world of a young German boy who is taken at gunpoint from his father's arms by the dreaded Gestapo. He, together with all the other youths from the German countryside, will be trained to be the ultimate warriors of Germany's mad Führer.

Rising quickly through the ranks, Jobe Danzing becomes the best German fighter pilot since WWI's famed "Red Baron," Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen. Fame and adulation are Jobe's reward, and he exults in his fame, supremely confident of his abilities. But all is not well with our ultimate Nazi, and it is here the story turns strongly toward the macabre, ending in a wildly supernatural scene of gigantic proportion. The authors feel for their main protagonist is adroitly written. The pace is relentless. The characters are interesting. This story will be a big draw when some smart producer turns it into film, and I want to be in it." - Myles MacVane (actor on stage and screen, and Master of Taijiquan, myles.macvane.com)

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