Beautiful Is Love
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"...They issued a warrant for the arrest of Tommy Krindle, and obtained a search warrant for Crione Agency. Discovering that they were all still missing, and with Jacob in the hospital all this time, they had nothing to piece together the clues. Clues only being names at this point, and speculations from bystanders about the goings on within Crione Agency. They needed answers. The needed details, anything to explain what exactly linked Rose Carson's murder to Crione Agency, and the profession of all those so called engineers. The late night turned quickly to dawn the following day, and Detective Moore and Officer Harris headed to Crione Agency with their search warrant in pocket. They searched Frank Calister, Clint Borgam, and Jacob Willem's offices. They couldn't find an office for Tommy Krindle, which they thought was incredibly strange. In Calister's office were memos and dispatcher logs all addressed to Mr. Willem, all sent from either Borgam or Calister. There were no details to explain anything in concrete. Just orders regarding when and where to be for something called the "Nuclear Club Project." Its outline showed the project site location on Glacier Point Peak, and there were blueprints and other engineering documents in Jacob's office outlining designs for some sort of safety tanks. The documents in Calister's folder were listed "Top Secret," and showed only that "Subject is to disclose nuclear vessels in a sealed container to be stored below ground for Undisclosed Recipient." The folders for this project were stamped in large red bold letters, "FUNDED." There was nothing linking anything to anyone in particular except call logs and memos with Mr. Willem's name mentioned. Finding themselves beyond frustrated, they tore a little deeper into filing cabinets, and found that Jacob Willem was in charge of the "Nuclear Club Project's Safety Team." He was training people for safety precautions in some development center on site at Crione Agency, and there were blueprints for these safety tanks they had invented and built, all signed by Jacob Willem. Nothing linked him so far to the allegations made at Glacier Point Peak Pass. There were, however, detailed documentation for the planning and storing of nuclear weaponry for an unknown recipient, all addressed to Frank Calister..."
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The love that Jacob and Naomi Willem know is relentless, protective, strong, and filled with surrendered hurt. In the ever changing growth of self and understanding, comes a life filled with mistakes & forgiveness, and ethically challenging decisions that prove the Willem’s devotion & self-sacrifice. Jacob & Naomi Willem met in Omaha, NE, and soon married just before Jacob accepted an offer to college at MIT, in Cambridge, MA. Naomi, a young artist, was eccentric and full of passion, an attribute that Jacob, the adventurous, brilliant, tall & handsome-type, was completely drawn to. When Jacob accepted a position near Glacier Point Peak Pass to be Head Engineer at a nuclear warhead facility, the Willem's were excited about their new future. With Naomi questioning the possibility of reuniting with her lifelong friend, Rose Carson, they anxiously started their new lives. After Naomi had a miscarriage of their first child, and Jacob had faced his temptations, they figured all the hard stuff was behind them. So, in the summer of 1992, the young Willem's moved to Washington State, near Darrington. Fifteen years later, they found themselves in a world of confusion, explosions, bloodied cover ups, and illness. They became proficient in telling lies. Naomi questioned how they could ever remain together as she quickly felt the implications from a rapidly crumbling marriage. However, when Rose came back into their lives, life as the Willem's knew it had changed, and Naomi would do anything to fight to keep their love alive. She whispered aloud, "Beautiful is love: Even if it is questionable."
About the Author
Amy Rhea Harrison, born in California, moved to the State of New Mexico for eleven years where she met her companion in life. They now live near Arlington, Washington. She was inspired to write this book on a sleepless night at a rented cabin in the mountains near OSO and Darrington, WA. After hearing unfamiliar explosion-like sounds in the mountains and fighter-jets flying overhead, she sat at her desk during a rainy and cold night in the late of May, 2011, and began to write the story of Jacob & Naomi Willem, in her first [intended to be] published fictional novel, Titled: Beautiful Is Love.