Warrior's Song

College students Parker Shaw and Sam Lukas take a trip to the American Southwest after a series of mysterious happenings.

Parker Shaw is a typical twenty-year-old college junior—or so he thinks. He has a strange dream that vexes him but, for the sake of his sanity, he decides to disregard it. In the coming months, however, it is clear that the dream has a special message for him. While on what appears to be a fact-finding mission that takes him and his buddy Sam to the awe-inspiring American Southwest, he encounters a man who provides some of the answers he’s been looking for. Warrior’s Song is the first in a four-part series that documents some of the most formative years in Parker’s life as he crosses the great threshold into adulthood. He comes to the realization that, in order to understand his place in society, he must recall to mind critical elements of his past. The new Parker who emerges from the ashes of the old charts his own course by applying philosophical and practical truths with scientific precision. In his quest for answers, he combines all of the disparate parts of himself together to create a whole individual, armed to do battle in the modern age.

Warrior’s Song is the first novel by author Thomas M. Hill. An avid student of philosophy, history, politics, and social science, he blends all of these subjects together in a thought-provoking and satirical inquiry into the roots of modern American identity.