Rick Barry Takes Us to Paris in his new release: Methuselah Project S.O.S

One of the best opportunities I have is hosting other authors. We usually chat about books and visit either the setting of the story or the place where the author is from here on my blog.

Today, Rick Barry is visiting with us and he has his new release, Methuselah Project S.O.S.

The photos used in this post were provided by Rick.

Over the years, I've read Rick's works in writing groups at conferences, etc. Then when he released The Methuselah Project, a few years back, I was excited to get my copy and host him here on my blog.

As a fellow suspense author, I couldn't help but read his suspense stories. I've especially enjoyed Rick's gift for twisting a tale into something I never expected.

His new book, Methuselah Project S.O.S. can best be compared to Marvel or DC. If you are a superhero fan, you will love Methuselah Project S.O.S.

As with most superheroes, Roger Greene, the main character, was not born with his super powers. He was a pilot in WWII, but he is living today and working for one of those secret government agencies that protects us!

Hold on to your seat, Roger and his super powers are challenged to save the world in this exciting new novel.

You're going to love where this story takes you. FIRST..

The team flies to Paris, (so perfect...as you may recall I have been reading books set in Paris) and...

SECOND...

they end up in the Ukraine. Have you been there? I haven't...until I read The Methuselah Project S.O.S. You will not be disappointed.

I'll let author Rick Barry fill in more details:

Born in the final days of Nazi Germany, an underground organization is alive, growing, and manipulating events in our world today …

The survivor of a secret German experiment in 1943, Roger Greene possesses a unique physiology. To this day, his body remains youthful and heals quickly. In exchange for information about the mysterious Heritage Organization that Roger once escaped, the CIA has given him a new identity and pulled strings to get him into the modern U.S. Air Force.

Now, Roger’s main thrills are serving his country in an F-35 and spending time with Katherine, the love of his life. Suddenly, the CIA shows up and drops a bombshell—evidence that Sophie, the woman who Roger believed had died helping him escape, is alive. The Heritage Organization is holding her and others prisoner in an unknown location.

Honor-bound to rescue the woman who risked her life for him, Roger accepts temporary duties with the CIA. But just when the mission is already straining his relationship with Katherine, Roger becomes a murder suspect. A fugitive, he continues the mission to find Sophie alone. What he discovers lands this pilot deep inside a shadowy network intent on world domination.

Will Roger’s faith carry him through this quest—or will those tracking him succeed in snuffing out his long life once and for all?

A sensational standalone story, Rick Barry’s sequel to The Methuselah Project launches you into an unforgettable journey through danger, suspense, hope, and love—an experience that will keep you turning pages well into the night!

See? Super hero excitement. Pick up your copy:

To find the Methuselah Project S.O.S. on Goodreads CLICK HERE

To find the Methuselah Project S.O.S. on Amazon CLICK HERE

This post has been brought to you by readers of super hero stories. ;)

Want to know more about author Rick Barry?

Rick Barry is the author of Methuselah Project S.O.S., The Methuselah Project, Gunner's Run, Kiriath's Quest, plus over 200 published articles and fiction stories. In addition to being a World War II buff, he has visited Eastern Europe over 50 times in connection with Christian ministries. He holds a degree in foreign languages and speaks Russian.

You can chat with him:

Facebook: AuthorRickBarry

Twitter: @WriterRickBarry

On Visit his website: www.rickcbarry.com

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