Larry Gowdy

Written years prior to the 9-11 terror attacks, Adawehi contains several scenarios of terrorism that are now today a reality in countries throughout the world. Names change, but the same battles for freedom continue.
Adawe'hi is Cherokee for "wise man, sage, angel". Neal Hayes is a retired covert government agent/sniper (code named "Adawehi") pulled into modern civil unrest. Reading like a good movie, is Adawehi's ability to manipulate his enemies due to his experience as a misinformation specialist, or through real Shaman abilities?

Survival, big guns, pretty girls and some not-so-pretty girls, "Adawehi" is fun reading for all action/adventure enthusiasts.

Fiction. About 75,000 words.

‘D‘ "When I got finished reading it I wanted to read the next one! ...kept my interest all the way through it... good story for both men and women... hurry up and finish the second book!"

'W' "...couldn't put it down, read it all in one night ...I wanted to read the next one!"

'K' "...thought it was a short story... Once started...could not put it down. ...wants more."

'H' "The bottom line is you have a very good book and a good story."

'G' "...my assistant read your work first, and then insisted that I read it too....material is unique ...sense of timing is well-above average..."