Joan of Arc is still alive…as an Incarnate. She was once Margaret Thatcher and is now Colonel Ingrid Ingersol, dictatorial President of the United States of America. When she flies to El Centro, California for leave, she encounters a boy who has just endured his first Crossing, the passing from one life to another. The Colonel takes the boy, Wyeth Pierce, under her tutelage to prepare him for his role as a member of the Tripping Incarnate. And when he matures in a matter of days, Ingrid falls madly in love with him and she whisks him away to Reykjavik, Iceland and the annual Incarnate Gathering. Wyeth discovers that he is to unite the various contending factions of the Incarnate…and he is told of the prophecy of his mission to vanquish the threat of an evil Trio of Incarnate—and one of them was once Adolf Hitler!

Joan of Arc is still alive…as an Incarnate. She was once Margaret Thatcher and is now Colonel Ingrid Ingersol, dictatorial President of America. When she flies to El Centro, California for leave, she encounters a boy who has just endured his first Crossing, the passing from one life to another. The Colonel takes the boy, Wyeth Pierce, under her tutelage to prepare him for his role as a member of the Tripping Incarnate. And when he matures in a matter of days, Ingrid falls madly in love with him and she whisks him away to Reykjavik, Iceland and the annual Incarnate Gathering. At the Gathering, Ingrid and Wyeth are told of three Incarnate who are evil beyond measure, a secret that Incarnate leader Robison has kept for millennia. He tasks Wyeth with vanquishing the evil Trio, but the Trio knows of their plans, and they set off nuclear devastation of every city of size on the planet. Colonel Ingersol (aka Joan of Arc) guides the Incarnate to her Air Force One to fly to equatorial Africa to escape the fallout and impending nuclear winter. The Trio are aware of these plans and launch a nuclear-tipped ICBM to their landing site...and as Incarnate, they are reborn as infants in a sheep pasture on New Zealand's South Island, one hundred eighty six years later, where they ultimately confront their nemeses.

Scott Jacobsen is a seasoned broadcast engineer and proud alumnus of the University of Oklahoma, where he honed his storytelling skills studying journalism. In his free time, he enjoys the thrill of the open road, frequently embarking on exhilarating bicycle tours. In 1975, he not only participated in a prestigious cross-country bicycle tour, but also captured his adventure on the big screen, starring in the feature film, "The Great American Bike Tour." A romantic at heart, Scott fondly recalls chasing his future wife, Peggy, up Gates Pass on their first date—a testament to his love for both cycling and his life partner.