I wrote Mrs. Texas Ranger to be enjoyed by all age groups. Sarah the wife of Michael, and later in the story Liz, his first wife magically reappears when the timeline is changed and Sarah and Liz just happen to look precisely the same, only Michael can tell them apart. Michael is an officer in the Army and an Airborne Ranger with PTSD from his service in the middle east. His wife Liz is killed in a car accident while he is deployed overseas when she is pregnant with Marty their first daughter. Michael has a real tough time of it. Now jump to the future five hundred years. Sarah’s Father, Mother and brother are murdered by some very bad guys and Sarah as a little girl escapes in a life pod. She grows up and becomes a Naval officer. She’s chasing the bad guys that murdered her family and just as she catches them, they stumble into a time warp and she and her crew travel back in time five hundred years landing in Michael’s front pasture of his ranch on Friday afternoon. Michael and Sarah really hit it off, on Sunday Sarah asks Michael to marry her, he agrees and then Monday they get hitched. Right away the future sends droves of ships attacking them on a regular basis. After a series of events Michael and Sarah find out they are powerful wizards. Yes, this show has wizards, fairies, mermaids, and elves. Michael and Sarah discover an ancient magical race that survived seventy thousand years ago when there was a major catastrophic event on earth that reshaped the earth. It’s this discovery that reveals that Michael is “The Chosen One”. Being the Chosen One, Michael and Sarah are the King and Queen of all magical beings. This story is about a very strong woman who is helping her husband run a magical kingdom. The wizard, elf, fairy, and mermaid population are almost completely extinct. The efforts Sarah, Liz and Michael goes to re-establish the wizard race and restore magic is incredible. I don’t think any story has ever been told like this before. I hope you enjoy this first book of the series Mrs. Texas Ranger.<br/><br/>I was born in Houston, Texas. I attended Spring Branch Senior High School. I have four years of college from various universities. I was married the first time for 12 years when I was nineteen. I joined the US Army May 21, 1973. After basic, AIT and Airborne training I was assigned to the 2nd Inf. Div. 1/32 Recon at Camp Casey in South Korea. It was in Korea I sustained several severe and traumatic TBIs and developed PTSD. I was honorably discharged from active-duty May 20, 1976. May 21, 1976, I joined the Texas National guard 36thAirborne Div. 1/141 out of Houston, TX. I also on the same day went to work for Best Industries as a Machinist. I worked at Best Industries for five years then I resigned and went to work at Texsteam Corp. (TXT) as a Manufacturing Engineer/CNC Programmer. I worked at TXT for five years. During this time, I was active in the Texas National Guard. In 1982 I decided to attend OCS and I completed OCS June 1983 and was promoted to 2nd LT. My first assignment was TAC Officer at the OCS Academy. After two years I was promoted to 1st LT. I am a dual black hat. I was a jumpmaster as SSG and then as a TAC officer. After I was a TAC officer I was assigned to an infantry company as a platoon leader at Camp Bullies north of Austin, TX. After severing twelve years in the Texas National Guard, in 1987 I transferred to the Army inactive Reserve. I was retired May 20th, 1993. I resigned from TXT and went to work for Pathtrace Corp.as Regional Manager selling Edgecam CAD/CAM CNC Programming systems. I married Sarah Ann Garner August 1987; we have been married thirty-two years. 2007 I resigned and went to work for MIC Group as a Manufacturing Engineer soliciting manufacturing work from corporations like, National Oil Well, Weatherford, GE Oil & Gas, Baker Oil Tools, and numerous additional companies.