Timesong - Tapa dura

Timesong is the inspirational story of a three-legged coyote named j.b. who befriends an autistic boy named Tom. Following the loss of his father, Tome retreats into a shell of isolation. j.b. counters Tom's despair with a simple and uplifting explanation of immortality. Timesong combines elements of science and religion to forge a thought-provoking message for young and old in time of personal crisis. For those trying to reconcile the loss of a loved one, Timesong may be the key that opens the door to acceptance and peace of mind. Timesong is a gentle gift of logic, written with humor and love. Author Bill Branon wrote Timesong for his 87-year-old mother as she battled cancer. "There are things a parent deserves to hear from a child other than 'good-bye'," says Branon. "Old New England Yankees like myself have a hard time saying 'I love you.' Timesong is my try."

Like the protagonists in his newest high-voltage thriller, Bill Branon sank his sailboat off the coast of Panama. Ship wrecked on an island inhabited by Cuna Indians. Branon lived many of the adventures portrayed in Spider Snatch, and he uses those real life experiences to spin a chilling story of betrayal, vengeance, and sacrifice. A Harvard graduate, Branon spent 23 years in the military, including a stint in Naval Intelligence. He's widely known for his two action novels, Devil's Hole, a bestseller for Harper Collins, and Let Us Prey, a New York Times "Notable Book of the Year."