Raven's Run

A covert CIA mission gone sideways, a harrowing post-WWI transatlantic flight, and a research facility with highly classified "remote viewing" capabilities. Three seemingly separate stories woven across time and space to bring us to the brink of Armageddon.

A patriotic rogue agent, Raven, is saved by Josie, a woman with mystic powers. When Raven is terminated with prejudice by the government, they work together to rediscover censored history, expose high treason, solve two historic assassinations, and prevent an attack that would annihilate North America.

Raven's Run features a post-nuclear Iran and a young, naïve, John Black (the male lead in God's House), set against the background of a clandestine project of President Kennedy's: A secret initiative that doubled-down on his program to put man on the moon and assert American exceptionalism and power during the time of the Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis.

Raven's Run is a mix of fiction, history, strange science, and extreme danger. It was the first global thriller to win a major award in paranormal fiction. The first chapter and audiobook samples are posted (FREE) on the web page, johntrudel.com.

John D. Trudel has authored two non-fiction books and six Thriller novels: God's House, Privacy Wars, Soft Target, Raven's Run, Raven's Redemption, and Raven's Resurrection.

He graduated from Georgia Tech and Kansas State, had a long career in high technology, wrote columns for several national magazines, and lives in Oregon and Arizona. As an inventor and an instrument rated multi-engine pilot, he has long loved aviation and technology.

John had a pilot's license before he had a driver's license. He built and flew his own radio-controlled aircraft before they were called "drones" and programmed computers before PCs existed.

His author's webpage, blog, and more can be found just by searching for his name John Trudel (only one L). His blog was selected by a Radio Host as one of the "top 8 in the Northwest." It has a mix of information about both real world events and novels. johntrudel.com

John's first five novels all won awards, and two were finalists for the prestigious Eric Hoffer award. Privacy Wars predicted the NSA, IRS, and FISA scandals, winning three Awards in the process and gleaning many media interviews.