Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development
- 768 pages
- 27 hours of reading
Rod Johnson Books
January 1, 1970
Rod Johnson crafts spy thrillers featuring intricate plots and characters with compelling blends of virtues and flaws. Having grown up in a rural Texas environment, his upbringing influences his characters, notably capturing a youthful sense of freedom in his novella, The Calendar. Inspired by masters of the genre like Clancy, Ludlum, and le Carré, Johnson creates complex individuals who grapple with balancing their better selves against their hypocrisies. His faith-based and inspirational articles have also been published in national magazines.
Hell in the Meantime: A Josh Morgan Novel
- 362 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The story follows Josh Morgan, a former CIA officer entangled in a deadly vendetta after committing murder. As he grapples with mysterious suicides and disappearances linked to him, he races against time to uncover the motives behind these threats to his loved ones. Set against a backdrop of various locations, including Washington, D.C., and Qatar, the narrative intensifies with familiar characters returning to aid Morgan in his quest. The fast-paced thriller is rich with suspense and unexpected twists, highlighting the personal stakes involved.
