Guardian Angel

Railroad police officer Mike Wilson's beat is ten feet by ten thousand miles. When he foils a major drug deal, he ticks off the wrong kingpins. And he discovers just how far outside his jurisdiction he's strayed-into a nest of demons now targeting him for revenge.
When given the chance at her dream job, Dawn ditches her angelic general's stars to become a Guardian. For the past thirty years, she's watched over Mike as his faith has grown strong despite lasting scars on his soul. She's poured her heart into writing him encouraging notes he may never see, and dreamed of the impossible-meeting him face to face. But when Mike's life is threatened, Dawn's warrior instincts drive her to crash the forbidden barrier between realms to save his life.
To say the least, her split-second decision stirs up a hornet's nest of infernal proportions, driving a wedge of doubt between their hearts. And touching off an epic battle between Heaven and Hell-with Mike's very soul as the prize!
Note: Guardian Angel is a Christian/supernatural suspense novel with a speculative twist which tells the story of what happens when one impulsive act of heroism sets two opposing realms on a collision course. Told in first person from the (sometimes unreliable) point of view of Dawn's angelic BFF Ariel, at its heart it's a very special kind of love story. Names have been changed to protect the innocent-and the not-so-innocent!

Eric wasn't born a Texan—but he got here as quick as he could! A resident of the Houston area since his father Ken took a job as an Apollo program simulation engineer in 1967, Eric is one of the few surviving people to have experienced an actual training run in the Lunar Module simulator. A rail fan since early days, he has traveled by Amtrak extensively and maintains the web site Streamliner Schedules. Still active in the space enthusiast community, Eric has served as the local (Clear Lake Area) chapter president for the National Space Society for more than a decade.
Eric served in the U. S. Navy for six years, three of them aboard the battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) including the last circumnavigation (around-the-world cruise) of a battleship in 1986 and duty in the Persian Gulf for Operation Earnest Will in 1987. He also worked as a merchant sailor for two years, and then transitioned to shore-side engineering in commercial and industrial mechanical plants.
Along the way Eric learned to fly aerobatics, soloing in a Super Decathlon, and volunteered for Project 1225 in Michigan. He has been an active member of conservative Southern Baptist and Independent Fundamental Baptist churches for over 50 years and is currently active in Airway Baptist Church Houston. He lives nearby with (currently) two cats and two dogs...and is still Waiting For The Right Girl.