About The Great Improbability

The Great Improbability is a modern epic adventure in the mystery/fantasy/visionary fiction genre. It is a new genre, combining poetic meter, a steady drive toward relation, and the consistent metaphor of entropy. There are six primary characters, whose lives run through the book interconnecting in mysterious ways. Meet them here:

Two young women and four men, alone and peculiar, become entangled in deep mystery. Darwin’s evolution has run its course, and a new survival of the fittest falls into their hands. Throughout their tangled stories, the rough hand of entropy wrestles with the gentle hand of God for the people’s survival. They are we.

Meaghan Leary, an abused young woman, pulls herself out of poverty and discrimination to control all around her, but her quest for power pushes Thomas Cabot Brigham III, Esq. into criminal insanity. An autistic mathematician named David, and his mechanical partner whom he names Ami, struggle together to develop “feeling.” Aldo Marconi, a fugitive scientist, strives to decode enigmatic patterns received by his radio telescopes. Timothy Maloney, the glamorous scion of a famous political dynasty, confesses a secret and searches for those he has exploited.

Their stories mingle in the places of great human striving with which the author is personally familiar: in the Pentagon and in hospitals, in exclusive clubs and poor farms, prisons and law firms, ghettos and campuses, a laboratory and a cathedral and a reservation—places of great beauty and desolate abandonment. They meet in passion, in fear, in violence and confusion, in fulfillment and in guilt. Aspiring for love, seeking beauty, trying to find meaning and identity, they advance toward a rational faith, finally together.

The two faces of entropy resolve in beauty. And the things we hold sacred are real, after all.

Discover the mystery and fantasy that is The Great Improbability and realize a wider concept of LOVE, through the evolution of our species.

The book is also currently being serialized in an audio format. The release of the audio and accompanying PDFs began November 30, 2009. Advance copies of the book may be ordered here and will be available in December 2009.