This is a story about Adam and Eve making their Final Accreditation Survey, after doing so in countless other worlds throughout the heavens. They are to spend a week camped in New York City's Central Park, all the while surveying the city using ten Accreditation Standards. Manhattan is to serve as a microcosm for the entire planet. As it fares, so does all of Earth. Their findings, regarding this world they adored the most, will be announced on a Sunday in St. Patrick's Cathedral. But unforeseen danger and tragedy awaits them. The world's future ultimately hangs on their final recommentation...

THE LAST ARK chronicles five years in the near future. It records the efforts made by a chosen remnant of humanity to prepare, survive and emerge into a world convulsed by both human-caused and natural catastrophes. From the onset of the preparations, a Formless Shadow, "B," directs who is initially chosen and how preparations are to begin. However, events spiral, uncontrollably, beyond all prophecy. Survival is not guaranteed for anyone on the planet. Even B's selection of the last ark offers none.

Again, Greg, the Australian blue healer, along with his furry, feathered and magical companions unite to face the entrenched misbehaviors in Washington, D.C. and elsewhere. In the already transforming world that they initiated earlier, this is now a matter needing their full attention. This book is the last in The Wagoner Trilogy, joining Speak and Fetch (The Journey Continues).

This is a story involving three individuals whose lives run parallel, diverge and eventually collide. It describes a culmination of their many beliefs, mores and distrusts, which are so much a part of the 21st Century. Incorporated within their journeys are the dance-like rhythm, music and movements of each attempting to achieve mature manhood.