Where Pelicans Fly - Landerman-Moore, Norman Jay

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Résumé :
WHERE PELICANS FLY is a literary masterpiece that transports readers to a world of adventure, danger, and survival. From the very first page, we are captivated by the rich tapestry of storytelling the author has skillfully weaved. His ability to craft vivid descriptions, evoking the sights, sounds, and emotions of characters, happenings, and surroundings, is truly exceptional. The characters in Where Pelicans Fly come alive, inducing an emotional investment in the journey. Tracey Schaffer, the weeping widow Beverly, the red-headed nurse Janet, Elsje, Eka, and resourceful sailor Rowland are incredibly well-developed and relatable. Their struggles, triumphs, unwavering loyalty, and resilience resonate on a deep level, reminding us of the strength of the human spirit. Attention to detail and meticulous research are evident throughout the narrative. The authenticity with which exotic locales are depicted and the high-stakes situations keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly absorbing the text to uncover the next twist and turn. The action sequences are gripping and flawlessly executed, leaving us breathless and fully immersed in the story. The publisher and editorial team commend the author on underlying themes that permeate the novel. The exploration of loyalty, friendship, and flawless determination to overcome adversity struck a chord within us. It reminds us of the power of human connection, triumph of the human spirit, even when facing seemingly insurmountable challenges. While reading Where Pelicans Fly, one finds themselves transported to a world beyond our own, a world where imagination meets reality, and boundaries of possibility are pushed to their limits. It is a testament to Norman Jay Landerman-Moore's talent as a writer that such a captivating and immersive reading experience has been created.

Biographie:
NORM LANDERMAN-MOORE was born and raised in the Mojave desert, Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada mountains of California. He is the oldest of nine children, descended from Americas earliest families of Virginia during the 1620's. He, along with seven High School friends, joined and served with the United States Marines during the Cold War. Later Norm received his undergraduate degree from The College of Environmental Design at California Polytechnic University, then went on with graduate work in Urban Economics and Law. After initial years of professional service in Land-Use Planning for planned communities and return from service with ARAMCO's Planning Division in Saudi Arabia, he received a Career Executive Appointment from Governor Ronald Reagan as Chief Planner with the California State Resources Agency. Later Norm organized and founded a Strategic Planning firm, Landerman-Moore Associates, which served public agencies and private clients in the United States and abroad until 2010. Since retirement in the San Juan Islands, Norm emersed himself in genealogy. As a result of extensive family research, he began writing true accounts of ancestors which became the basis of creating three historical fiction novels, Samuel of the Nations, Jaded Horses, and All But One. Beyond novels now available to readers world-wide, Norm recently completed Where Pelicans Fly, and is working on, Lioness of Gaza, Quindaro, The Eighth Heaven, and Scribblings which will be published over the next few years. Among several accomplishments, Norm is an experienced long-distance sailor. Twice, he crossed the North Pacific Ocean from Hawaii to Newport Beach, California in a fifty-foot sailboat. Of those experiences Norm commented, Out there, forces of nature reveal your limits! ... You discover a reality. You are not invincible!