In this fascinating, spellbinding intrigue, the U.S. government has militarily taken over a small town. Their mission is to quarantine a virus in the soil threatening the country’s grain production. The virus is uncontrollable. A soldier abandons his post, leaves the town, and takes his family on a pilgrimage to The Rocketship Café, a way station and sanctuary for those who enter. He hopes to find someone to confide in -- to find some answers in a world that has suddenly and inexplicably gone wrong -- very wrong. Good vs. evil and life vs. death permeate this mesmerizing, compelling tale rife with deception and conspiracy. Treachery and cover-up seep into the choices individuals and communities make. Who can be trusted; who can be relied upon?

About the Author

Author, Peggy Sue Yarber, lives with her husband and two daughters in Bakersfield, California, where she is a high school teacher and administrator. TARE, inspired by a parable in the book of Matthew and current events, is her first published book. She loves to tap dance, read, watch film noir, run and play soccer.