Ann Roecker
Ann Roecker is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. She has worked as a newspaper reporter, award-winning book and publications editor, and certified fundraising executive advancing non-profit missions. She has served on the staff or as a volunteer for young adult ministries at Stanford University, University of Colorado, and Central Philippine University, and in an East Los Angeles African American church. Ann’s consulting work created nationally-acclaimed math camps for American Indian students, among other programs for youth.
Ann is married to Tim Cranston, a cum laude graduate of Harvard University and Northwestern University. He sounds like Uncle Cliff in The Revelation of Emery Audubon.
Emery Audubon
Life is more than fine for Emery Audubon. Her future is bright. She has been accepted into Holworthy Halls, New America’s most prestigious university. But after reading Revelation, now banned along with the rest of the Bible, she realizes that evil is entrenched, nearby, and out to ruin her life. That she is living in a world where good is called evil and evil is called good; and calling evil anything but good is now punishable by new laws. Is this the “lawlessness” Jesus predicted in Matthew 24:12? Or the battle that’s not against flesh and blood Paul wrote about in Ephesians 6:12?
Emery is tempted to look the other way, to put her head down and ignore what was going on. But then Emery … well, read The Revelation of Emery Audubon to find out what Emery does next.