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Novel Synopsis: Noah
Word Count: 134,687
Published by All Things That Matter Press
 Noah is a
mystic/environmental thriller set in contemporary New
Mexico. Noah, a fifty-seven year old carpenter, is in
love with the much younger Bambi, a psychotherapy
graduate student from Georgia. Noah’s simple life is
disturbed when he hears God’s voice speak to him on an
abandoned television in the desert. It is then that he
has his first vision of a star child who tells him there
will be a celestial rebellion. This is the first
revelation of a celestial intervention to stop a
diabolical plot by the POA.
The POA, (Protectors of the Apocalypse), is a powerful,
clandestine global organization that is intent on
insuring the apocalypse as a means of purging population
and retaining global domination. Noah is commanded to
build a vessel worthy of a birth. He struggles to accept
his commission to build an ark, as he must tell Bambi
and is worried about her clinical reaction; and also, he
must collect scat in order to preserve DNA as a means to
save animal consciousness to be restored to an earth
utopia.
To complicate Noah’s struggle, he finds there are two
supernatural beings attached to him—a demon named
Charlie and a daemon named Danwho represent the greater
celestial plan of earth’s cataclysmic transformation.
This “plan” comes from the cosmic source that Dan and
Charlie call the Mystery.
Noah is a quirky, action-packed narrative. It is
a rollercoaster ride that takes the reader through the
polarization of science and religion, technology and
indigenous wisdom. Noah’s struggles are the struggles of
all of us as we attempt to find meaning in Universal
paradoxical patterns. Noah will speak to everyone’s
struggle with planetary changes and the expansion of
evolutionary human consciousness. Noah is a
wisdom tale for wise folks.
NOAH ©
Patricia L. Meek
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