Tipping Point - Wing, Charles O
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Many years ago, I had thought about what would happen if an asteroid did hit the Earth and who would be involved in making sure Mankind would survive. After over two years of research, I was stunned by what would be involved. The things that had to happen depended on strong people. I began this story with the obvious beginning of the weather first. With each following chapter, fear grew within me and it was very hard to stop writing. I couldn't use just one or two main characters with this story either. Each page had its own impact but followed a well-defined storyline too. It is my hope that…mehr

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Many years ago, I had thought about what would happen if an asteroid did hit the Earth and who would be involved in making sure Mankind would survive. After over two years of research, I was stunned by what would be involved. The things that had to happen depended on strong people. I began this story with the obvious beginning of the weather first. With each following chapter, fear grew within me and it was very hard to stop writing. I couldn't use just one or two main characters with this story either. Each page had its own impact but followed a well-defined storyline too. It is my hope that the readers come away with an education in our sciences and a promise of our continued existence.
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Charles Wing has spent most of his life in the nursing field. It gave him an insight into how people react to situations that had been thrust on them. But his greatest influence came when he spent a great number of years in Ontario, Canada, and became involved with Celtic culture. Charles took up learning to play bagpipes and studied the myths and legends of that culture. The music was his greatest inspiration, whether it was Irish, Scottish, or Welsh, and it allowed him to use his imagination to see things of long ago. Some were real and others just fantasy. Charles have tried to combine life experiences with those fantasies and tell a story as real as he could. Therefore, his saying "BELIEVE IT BECOMES REAL" has become his hallmark for writing.