Black Sun - White Sand

Black Sun – White Sand is a work of fiction and was written to provide a source of thought provoking entertainment with regard to repeating events in human history. Any similarities between historical events, persons or places, living or past is unintentional. Time lines take advantage of certain historical events but are not intended to be precise. Black Sun – White Sand does not promote one religion over another, the only intent is to show that through faith, in whatever form that faith may take, individual adversity can be overcome.

Ruben Silverstein is a heroin addict. Ruben is a dying man who discovers a faith he has never known and strength he never possessed. Love is lost but gained for the runner who saves his life, only to lose her own integrity. Not realizing he has become a prophet Ruben carries a message of impending disaster. He tries, but fails for no one will hear and in the end many die, their deaths the result of valueless society, manipulative corporations, and self-serving political systems. The Cold War has ended but now the enemy is unknown and terror strikes without warning. A silent and deadly time where technology places unimaginable weapons within reach of those who dedicate themselves to perverted cause. Unstable economics, loss of moral fiber and a government that exists more to support itself than serve its people are age old signs of societal decay that, when coupled with plague, famine, war or other disastrous events send nations into collapse. So it was with the Egyptians, Israelites, Romans, Aztecs and so it is in Black Sun – White Sand.

Charley Blackwolf was born a Scorpio late during the Year of the Monkey. He is of ranching parents and was raised with the Navajo. Following military service he obtained a Bachelor’s Degree and worked an as Engineer and Construction Superintendent, including time in the oil fields of Asia. His interests include track and field, weight lifting and body building, astronomy, the arts of magic and the mystical, competitive shooting, archery, Biblical History and battlefield tactics of the Napoleonic and American Civil Wars