The sequel "Hong Kong by Moonlight" reveals how a segment of this group of misfits handles themselves as outcasts and how they draw others into their cause. Those in similar situations due to personal circumstances befriend them, as they continue to unveil the painful facts of their sorted past and perhaps their future. Let us just pray that this assemblage remembers the words of an oath, written by the priest to prick their hearts with a spiritual intervention lesson, while attempting to improve their relationship with the Divine One and each other. Amen.
About the Book The Diaspora Returns II, the Healing Continues is the fourth part of a fictional series that continues to trace the movement of this group of outcasts. After two and a half years of hiding out while performing their own investigation, the bureau have located their exiled location and the outlaw agent-group has been summoned by the bureau to return home to answer some questions about their private ten-year bounty hunting business. The focused questioning is on the death of one of the group's via internet security guards that the sub-agency hired for their families. The bureau believes that the outlaws have confiscated tapes and downloads that will help them solve other open and troubling cases. An unfair trade is about to take place between the group and the bureau in the form of information for leniency, on Slapp's behalf. The ole Catholic Priest hasn't lost faith in the renegades as he continues to intercede for them with prayer and counseling. Personal relationships have been affected and now getting their lives back in order has finally reached to top of the priority board. There is another generation watching them, inside the bureau and at home. Continue to witness their enlightenment and healing process as they get their lives back on solid ground in The Diaspora Returns II, the Healing Continues' Amen.
****Back Cover Page Introduction The Diaspora Returns is the third part of a fictional series that allows a glance into the lives of a small and possibly an insignificant group of people, by sociality's standards. The word Diaspora' is usual reserved for a large group of people that have been forced into a far distant land with their language, culture, and family members intact and with the hope of returning one day to their ancestral origin. This small entourage, in spite of its size, has been forced to face some of the similar uncertainties as a true Diaspora. They are scattered, in exile and embrace the hope of returning to their established homeland. While in exile, they are enlightened by more truths about themselves and other members of this assortment. In addition, the group increases in size as they discover others that have migrated to this part of the world years before they arrived, for various reasons. This amalgamation of friendships has created a renewed spirit of hope in them as the Irish Catholic priest continues to pray and anoint them while he demands that they improve their relationship with the Divine One as well. Continue to track their discoveries and healing process as the story unfolds in The Diaspora Returns, a Healing for the Soul'.
This is the fifth and final book in this series. During the writing of the manuscripts the author was moving periodically and found it very rewarding to weave in some of the places and people into the story. A large percent of the story and characters are fictional. The story was written to entertain the author's coworkers at various locations, partly while completely her obligation of active military service. The first manuscript rough draft began in 1988. The author had no aspiration of ever publishing. Twenty-one years later her coworkers persuaded her to publish her work This book "Beneath The Kintai Moon, the journey of Life" was completed and published 2015, which is approximately 27 years later after the original rough draft of the first book in this series. We applaud O.F. Willisomhouse for the published works and twenty years of military service.
