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Reimagining Horizons Book By Harper Law
Reimagining Horizons is a deeply moving memoir that weaves together grief, resilience, and the rediscovery of purpose after unimaginable loss. When Harper Law loses Celia, his wife of 57 years, he finds himself navigating an emotional wilderness. But through caregiving, reflection, and an unexpected bond with Anna, a caregiver from Eastern Europe, he slowly begins to reimagine life beyond sorrow.
From the early days on Wall Street and family life in New York, to personal reflections shaped by love, caregiving, politics, and culture, Reimagining Horizons explores what it means to age with intention, find healing in unexpected places, and embrace the future as a digital nomad.
Set against the backdrop of breathtaking Georgia (the country), this memoir is also a love letter to cultural heritage, the power of storytelling, and human connection. For readers seeking a memoir about grief and healing, the beauty of caregiving, and the possibility of a full life after loss, this story offers gentle wisdom, reflection, and hope.
If you’ve ever wondered whether life can begin again after heartbreak this book will answer with a quiet, resounding yes
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An American in Tiblisi Book By Harper Law
An American in Tbilisi is a moving tale of grief, healing, and rediscovery set against the vibrant backdrop of Georgia’s capital city. When John Matthews, a successful writer from New Jersey, loses his beloved wife, he finds himself adrift until an unexpected connection with Anna, a caregiver from Tbilisi, changes the course of his life.
Guided by Anna’s compassion and the soulful beauty of Georgia, John embarks on a transformative journey. From the ancient sulfur baths of Abanotubani to the sweeping views of the Caucasus Mountains, from the warmth of Georgian hospitality to the rhythm of Tbilisi’s streets, every experience becomes a step toward renewal.
This deeply personal narrative blends travel memoir, cultural exploration, and emotional resilience. It captures the essence of Georgian traditions khachapuri, khinkali, amber wine, and the legendary supra feasts while weaving in themes of love, loss, and the healing power of human connection.
Perfect for readers who enjoy memoirs, travel writing, cultural immersion, and stories of second chances, An American in Tbilisi reminds us that home is not just a place but a feeling, and sometimes, it is found in the most unexpected corners of the world.
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A Tour of Georgia Book By Harper Law
A Tour of Georgia is a heartfelt narrative that follows John, an American traveler and writer, as he seeks renewal after the loss of his wife. Joined by Anna, a Georgian native and close friend, their journey unfolds against the backdrop of Georgia’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Set in a country where ancient traditions meet modern aspirations, the story immerses readers in Georgia’s vibrant tapestry from the bustling streets of Tbilisi to the serene Colchic Rainforest. John and Anna explore medieval Svaneti, experience the warmth of local supras, and connect with artisans who preserve age-old crafts.
As their friendship deepens, themes of healing, belonging, and the transformative power of cultural exchange emerge. John grapples with the pull between his roots in the United States and his newfound home in Georgia, ultimately discovering a sense of purpose and community.
Through vivid descriptions and personal anecdotes, A Tour of Georgia invites readers to embrace new experiences, witness personal growth, and reflect on the universal quest for connection. This book is a celebration of the beauty of stepping outside one’s comfort zone and the enriching journey of exploration. Join John and Anna as they navigate their way through Georgia, a land that welcomes and embraces all who venture into its heart.
Book 1 of 5: The Hans Adler Water Series
The Tbilisi Cipher
“The Tbilisi Cipher” is a gripping geopolitical espionage thriller that follows Hans Adler — a grieving academic turned reluctant intelligence operative, as he uncovers a dangerous nexus between water politics, nuclear ambitions, and global power struggles stretching from Georgia to Iran.
Still haunted by the death of his wife and daughter, Hans accepts a seemingly harmless research assignment, only to discover he has been pulled into a world of double-crosses, covert surveillance, and international intelligence games. As Georgian, Russian, American, Israeli, and Iranian agencies manipulate the flow of information like the rivers they fight to control, Hans becomes the unwitting keeper of a secret capable of shifting global influence.
Caught between moral ambiguity and political corruption, Hans races to expose the truth behind water manipulation networks, hidden nuclear infrastructure, and the activists risking their lives to reveal it. But every step deeper into the spy thriller web reveals a chilling reality: in international espionage, there are no heroes — only survivors.
Perfect for readers who love slow-burn intelligence thrillers, political intrigue, and real-world geopolitical drama, The Tbilisi Cipher blends emotional depth with razor-sharp investigative suspense.
Book 2 of 5: The Hans Adler Water Series
The Mekong Gambit
“The Mekong Gambit” is a tense and deeply immersive geopolitical espionage thriller that follows investigator Hans Adler into the dangerous heart of Southeast Asia, where international spy networks, hidden agendas, and water politics collide with devastating consequences.
Still haunted by the events of Tehran, Hans and Nino are drawn into a new mission when evidence emerges of deliberate water manipulation by Chinese mega-dams along the Mekong. From Chiang Mai intelligence circles to Laotian border facilities, Cambodian fishing villages, and Vietnamese delta research stations, they uncover a chilling truth: water has become a weapon, and someone is controlling the flow.
As Hans navigates political corruption, activist networks, and powerful security agencies, he becomes trapped between nuclear-level conspiracy, shifting alliances, and global power struggles that threaten millions of lives downstream. Every witness he interviews, every network he touches, and every government he crosses generates new enemies, and new moral questions about the cost of truth.
Perfect for readers who enjoy international spy thrillers, political intrigue fiction, and slow-burn investigative thrillers, The Mekong Gambit blends raw emotional depth with razor-sharp geopolitical tension. This is a story where information is currency, truth is dangerous, and the world’s most vital resource, water has become the ultimate tool of control.
Book 3 of 5: The Hans Adler Water Series
The Colorado Cipher
In The Colorado Cipher, former intelligence investigator Hans Adler is assigned to a crisis unfolding not in a foreign conflict zone, but in his own country. The Colorado River lifeline of 40 million people, seven states, tribal nations, and agricultural empires is collapsing under a century of over-allocation, political paralysis, and climate-driven decline. As reservoirs plunge toward dead pool, Hans documents a national failure unfolding in slow motion, exposing how America’s most essential water system became a symbol of institutional breakdown.
From Lake Mead’s alarming descent to the legal battles of tribal water rights, from the agricultural entitlement wars of the Imperial Valley to the desperation of Las Vegas, Phoenix, and the Lower Basin, Hans follows a trail of environmental truth no one in power wants exposed. Every chapter reveals a deeper layer of corruption, denial, and political gridlock what he calls the Colorado Cipher, a century-old arithmetic mistake that now threatens millions.
But the river is not the only thing unraveling. As Hans navigates engineers, policymakers, tribal advocates, environmental activists, and state negotiators, he confronts the moral question he has avoided for years: Can documenting the truth change anything before the system collapses? Or is he simply recording America’s most predictable disaster?
Smart, urgent, and hauntingly real, The Colorado Cipher is a gripping eco-thriller and political investigation about the water crisis poised to reshape the American West. Perfect for readers of Michael Lewis, Daniel Silva, Paolo Bacigalupi, and fans of realistic, research-driven geopolitical fiction.
Book 4 of 5: The Hans Adler Water Series
The Arctic Protocol
THE ARCTIC PROTOCOL is a high-stakes Geo-political thriller set in the rapidly melting Arctic, where climate change, military power, and indigenous survival collide. When CIA investigator Hans Adler is sent to Alaska to document escalating Arctic resource conflicts, he arrives to find far more than shifting ice and disappearing fish populations.
Foreign fishing fleets, covert military operations, and disputed territorial waters are pushing the world toward confrontation and indigenous communities toward cultural collapse.
Guided by marine biologist Sarah Kaleak and Iñupiaq expert Tommy Anaktuvuk, Hans uncovers a network of illegal Arctic fishing, secret Northern Fleet operations, and a dangerous trilateral race between Russia, China, and the United States. As climate-driven migration, melting ice, and disappearing ecosystems destabilize long-standing treaties, global powers prepare to seize the Arctic’s last untapped resources.
But the people who’ve lived there for 10,000 years are caught in the crossfire.
Racing from Utqiaġvik to the central Arctic donut hole, Hans must expose the truth before a single aggressive maneuver turns a resource dispute into an international crisis.
The Arctic Protocol blends geo-strategy, environmental suspense, indigenous rights, and military tension into a gripping thriller that feels chillingly real — because much of it already is.
Book 5 of 5: The Hans Adler Water Series
The Antarctic Equation
A collapsing ice shelf. A failing treaty. A global power struggle hidden beneath the ice.
The Antarctic Equation delivers a tense, deeply realistic climate fiction thriller where geopolitics, environmental science, and human survival collide at the edge of the world.
When investigator Hans Adler arrives at McMurdo Station, he discovers that Antarctica—once protected by international cooperation is becoming the world’s most coveted battleground. As ice sheets crumble and sea levels surge, nations secretly race to claim the continent’s freshwater reserves, mineral-rich bedrock, and strategic dominance, all under the disguise of scientific research.
Partnering with climate scientist Dr. Elena Volkov, Hans uncovers a hidden pattern: nations are reinterpreting the Treaty, exploiting loopholes, and conducting covert resource operations. This emerging model—the Antarctic Equation—reveals the terrifying truth:
cooperation is collapsing, defection is profitable, and the world is running out of time
From tense diplomatic confrontations to high-stakes scientific revelations, Hans journeys through Chinese, Russian, Norwegian, British, Japanese, and Chilean stations—each hiding secrets that push the global system toward collapse. As geopolitical tensions intensify, Hans faces a defining choice: continue documenting institutional failures, or join a global movement to force change before Antarctica becomes the final victim of resource-driven conflict.
Perfect for readers of Michael Crichton, James Rollins, and Daniel Silva, The Antarctic Equation is a powerful exploration of climate politics, international power struggles, and the human cost of environmental collapse.
A gripping Eco-thriller about resource scarcity, global cooperation, and the final frontier of human ambition Antarctica.