Gander

An adventure brimming with strong, political religious and theological themes, awaits the readers as Gerald Cislon weaves another stellor installment of his arsenal of great fiction series. In his latest published book, "Gander," he transports you back to a time in the 1980´s when life, world peace and stability is threatened by religious, thoelogical and fantatic beliefs people would rather follow more then the will of God in one Faith. Cislon takes readers to that time of the year when most religions seperately celebrate God through different denominational values. This is also the time people plan and dream of being together simply to share with their individual familys in Faith. Meanwhile forces of unknown proportion decide to alter the joy and in return bring pain and suffering into others´ lives. As a plane load of soldiers, gone for over a year now, returns home to their loved ones just in time to celebrate, when the joys of giving are taken from them. The evil scepter of hate destroys the lives and the joy of reunion of loved ones. Join Gerald in the pursuit of tracking and stopping these terrorists before they can strike again. Long after the book ends you as the reader will ponder on how much of this story is based on actual fact.

Gerald Cislon, more commonly called Jerry by family and friends. An original Pittsburgh native, who spent the greater part of his adult life traveling throughout the world as a soldier and civilian. Now as he settles back in his writings he attempts to capture the essences of his life's journey to enlighten people to the similarities within and throughout all mankind. "Spies" is Jerry's third work. In his first book, "Til the End of Time," he took us on his travels throughout the far east. "Gander" enlightened readers to his journeys in portions of the middle east. Now in "Spies," Jerry brings the reader back home to the traditional times in our lives when the fulfillment of giving is greater than receiving.