Books by James L. Hatch

The Man Who Could See Truth: Jack can see auras, the brain's composite electrical activity. The CIA works to duplicate his capability with hardware called Delphi, the ultimate lie detector. The ability to discern truth, combined with a fearsome new weapon, changes warfare forever.

The Man Who Could See Truth Blurb: Are nuclear weapons the most powerful deterrent ever conceived, or will incremental technological advances render them useless? Can any construct of lethal hardware ever be the ultimate weapon, or is there something more powerful within basic human nature? In this novel, two new weapons of war change everything—one dedicated to destruction, the other to discerning truth. As the new hardware is integrated into the world’s battlefields and society as a whole, the question must be raised: will such power be used to achieve peace…or to attain greater influence and absolute control of others?

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Education and Work Experience: University of Washington, BA; Texas A&M University, MS; the University of Utah, PhD. I retired from the USAF as a LTCOL, from Lockheed Martin as a Consulting Scientist, and from IPS MeteoStar as president. I have traveled to dozens of countries worldwide, from Thule, Greenland, to Australia's Great Barrier reef. Real-life experiences are incorporated into everything I write. I have published two true-life novels: "Ordinary People; Extraordinary Lives" is a story of sacrifice and service during WW II, and "Finding Love" is my life story. I have also published a series of five comedy novels (the Miss Havana series), a series of four traditional science fiction novels, and two novels I classify as contemporary science fiction ("Deepfake" and "Artificial Evolution.") Both "Dead Men Don't Breathe" (soon to be published) and "The Man Who Could See Truth" are contemporary science fiction. I consider traditional Sci-Fi as apocalyptic and/or space-based, while contemporary Sci-Fi is Earth-bound and only a slight extension of existing technology. I attempt to include two elements in my writing: (1) factual information mixed with imagination and (2) humor. Search James L. Hatch on Amazon.com or go to https://solsticeempire.com/ to purchase my books.

Finding Love: The loves, love lessons, and experiences of the author are documented over the eighty-one years of his life. Finding Love blurb: What is it about one person that draws another? How does a chance meeting end in a lasting bond? I spent eighty-one years coming to conclusions concerning those questions, and I believe I found some answers. I am a widower now, but I lived a full and rewarding life. I have no regrets; however, had I known at the beginning what I know now, my life would have been vastly different. So let me take you through the sordid details, major event by major event, and you can decide for yourself if my conclusions are right or wrong. I know my children and grandchildren will read this text someday. They all hold me in high regard now, and maybe this story will cause them to judge me less favorably. Perhaps so, but my life story is what it is. I cannot change the past, but I know every step I took in life led me to the point I am now. It was a good life. It was a life filled with hard work, some disappointments, a few romantic entanglements, and some exciting times. I remember the women who passed through my life most of all—they are all important and they all taught me something about love. I believe Aristotle Onassis was right when he said, “If women didn’t exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning.” So here it is, the unfiltered truth of my life as I remember it...and the conclusions I can offer after considerable heartache, toil, and joy.

Ordinary People; Extraordinary Lives: A gripping true story of struggle and survival, this novel follows the lives of Harold and Otto Whittington from birth through the Great Depression and on to WWII. Ordinary People; Extraordinary Lives Blurb: Otto Whittington survived the battle of Bataan and the Bataan Death March. During his 3.5 years as a Japanese POW, he built roads in the Philippines, endured ‘Death Ship’ transit to Japan, and then became a slave in a Japanese steel mill. He survived two near beheadings, beriberi, malnutrition, malaria, and torture. Harold searched for Otto when his supply ship put into port. After Nagasaki, Otto escaped and made his way to a collection point outside Manila. The aircraft on which he would return home exploded, but Otto missed his departure time. After the war, Otto became an attorney and Harold became a professor of sociology. The lives of these men, fraught with daunting labor, terror, and pain, exemplify the reasons they are part of “The Greatest Generation.”

Oh, Heavens, Miss Havana! Advice columnist by day, assassin by night, Miss Havana’s spirit wrongly considers itself the Angel of Death but is brought to task by God. This novel is the second in a series that includes The Substitute; Oh, Heavens, Miss Havana!; The Training Bra; The Trophy Wife; and A Brief History of Sin. Oh, Heavens, Miss Havana! Blurb: Having performed a single selfless act, Miss Havana finds herself on probation in purgatory. After many missteps she discovers she still retains powers she had as The Queen of Darkness. She ignores the Brazilian, her “probation guide,” and consorts with evil spirits from her former realm until she acquires a copy of The Angels Guide to Earth. Wrongly believing she is the Angel of Death, she returns to the surface as an advice columnist by day and assassin by night…and wreaks havoc until God intervenes for a final showdown.

The Training Bra: After Miss Havana’s spirit is placed in the body of a dying eleven-year-old girl, daughter Lilith and hubby Lucifer are determined to steer her onto hell’s wide and wicked path…while also plotting against each other. This novel is the third in series that includes The Substitute; Oh, Heavens, Miss Havana!; The Training Bra; The Trophy Wife; and A Brief History of Sin. The Training Bra Blurb: Starting as an innocent young girl, Miss Havana creeps toward the evil side of life before being murdered at age eighteen. In death, she reconnects with the supreme ruler of hell and is given an assignment that will lead to the enslavement of mankind. Driven by ambition, Miss Havana plots the devil’s overthrow while expanding her knowledge of her former kingdom, especially relative to the horsemen of the apocalypse. She eventually regains her throne but is double-crossed by the conniving Lucifer who introduces her to spiritual death; however, God intervenes for most unexpected reasons.

Aftermath Horizon: Biological warfare nearly eradicates mankind, but population rebuilding and exploration lead to a discovery beyond imagination. This novel is a compelling romantic adventure filled with love and deep meaning. It is the second in a series that includes Extinction, Aftermath Horizon, Beyond the Horizon, and Infinity Quest. Aftermath Horizon Blurb: As mankind rebuilds from near annihilation, Beth Gooding graduates from basic training. She is sent to Hope, a remote outpost near Old Boston, where she is assigned to Professor David James. Romance develops as Beth and Dr. James endure austere lives typical of the early 1800s frontier. Dr. James eventually introduces Beth to a three-million-year-old shard discovered by his father—an object that could not be duplicated with modern technology. David and Beth set out to find the source of the shard. Through constant struggle, they come to realize life without the other wouldn’t be worth living. On returning to civilization, they reveal the shard led them further back in time than they could have imagined…and provides potential to move humankind further into the future than anyone dared dream.

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