Voyager 2 - Vervalin, D. R.
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The past can come back to haunt youbut it can save you, too. Thats a lesson Bane Skiles learns in a story that begins when Hiroshi Ishikawa is commissioned as a lieutenant in the Imperial Navy. His life, he believes, is set for him, but its changed by events beyond his control. Then, on August 3, 1943, PT boat 165 of Squadron 10 is hiding in a cove off the beaches of Vonavona in the Solomon Island chain. As the ships captain, Skiles waits patiently and silently for the enemy. What he doesnt know then is that the action of that night will return to him years later when his grandmother foresees…mehr

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The past can come back to haunt youbut it can save you, too. Thats a lesson Bane Skiles learns in a story that begins when Hiroshi Ishikawa is commissioned as a lieutenant in the Imperial Navy. His life, he believes, is set for him, but its changed by events beyond his control. Then, on August 3, 1943, PT boat 165 of Squadron 10 is hiding in a cove off the beaches of Vonavona in the Solomon Island chain. As the ships captain, Skiles waits patiently and silently for the enemy. What he doesnt know then is that the action of that night will return to him years later when his grandmother foresees the Voyager sailing with black sails on a black sea. Skiles struggles to understand what the vision means and wonders if its connected to the past or his future. Skiles gets some answers when he slips into the past in a story mixed with stolen treasure, lies, deceit, and the one thing in life he thought he had lost.
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D.R. Vervalin attended Elmhurst High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and graduated from Purdue University in 1972. After a tour of duty in Vietnam from 1967 to 1969, he continued his military career in the Indiana Air National Guard, retiring at the rank of major. In his civilian life, he was a construction project engineer, retiring in 2013. He lives in North Aurora, Illinois, with his wife, Judy.