Michael, just Michael, simply wanted to live life his own way. He had no intention of becoming a revolutionary. Yet destiny calls even the uncertain and the arrogant to duties beyond themselves. Hidden agendas, false friends, and his own confusion lead Michael toward dead ends. But soon enough his course becomes obvious. Follow his search for meaning and truth as he lives, first according to his will and then, finally, according to the greater meaning he discovers along the way.

Charles Martin Cosgriff has written freelance commentaries and articles for twenty years. He currently has two other published novels, A Subtle Armageddon, a sequel to Michael's Story, and David Gideon, the tale of an everyday joe who becomes President. He lives in Detroit along with his wife, children, and the world's stupidest beagle.