This classic novel of courage and redemption introduces Jared Heath. Heath, a captain in the Union army, is stripped of rank and court-martialed for cowardice after refusing to march his men into a suicide mission. Yet he has a chance to regain his honor when he is charged with leading Company Q, a unit of misfit officers also disgraced and charged with cowardice. If Heath can make them an effective fighting force, there is a possibility that all of them will be redeemed and pardoned. Will this unit of outcasts prevail and succeed when given the opportunity to show their courage, or will they find defeat deep in Comanche country?

This book is inspired by the need to motivate and mentor up-coming employees or business people using real-life experiences. Many people never open up to benefit others for various reasons. This book will not only dwell on what others did to me but, also where I went wrong and, what I would do now with hindsight. It is only by giving the reader the full perspective, that he or she will appreciate the situations and learn from them. The book has nine chapters with each representing a company that I worked for. In the course of reading this book, you will come across surreal encounters that may be unique or you can relate to. A fast changing world should not be the reason that youngsters find an impossible world. Everyone deserves a fair chance and an ethical experience at that. Let this book be the beginning for many aspiring authors to share their work-life experiences without fear so that others can learn and benefit from them.

Tells the intriguing story of the life of the man who created "The Twilight Zone," won six Emmys and a Peabody Award, yet was a tormented man who doubted his writing ability.