Feb 3, 2022
R.W. Chatman, former USAF Special Operations and Rescue Helicopter Pilot, former Senior Scientist for the U.S. government, and retired Engineering Fellow with Raytheon Technologies, has completed his new audiobook "Last Man Out": a gripping and exciting historical fiction set in the southeastern Kentucky coal-mining town of Scarlet Tanager. A saboteur is determined to destroy Scarlet Tanager and its wartime resource, coal, for the sake of his reputation, the fatherland, and the Fuhrer. Lives and livelihoods are in jeopardy. The innocent will suffer, the uncommitted will cower, "those who care" will rally, blood will be spilled, fuses will be lit, and the earth will shake. Last Man out is compelling WWII fiction revealing sacrifice, love, hope, and redemption as "war is brought to the doorstep."
"'The last man or woman out' has no schedule that cannot be interrupted," writes Chatman. "He, she, or they have put themselves, or have been put, wholly at God's disposal. They 'have volunteered to be drafted'—if you will, they 'died' to self when they raised their right hand and "swore to" or when they dedicated themselves to His plan, done His way.
"Although fictionalized, characters, events, and outcomes are actual and plausible. And because 'time marches on,' the story continues. When listening, remember that you are seven and a half decades in the future of the characters. And like them, you will most certainly at some point in your life be, if you have not already been, called to the role of 'Last Man or Woman Out'—own it, for God, yourself, and others!
"Kyle Colton, narrator, has masterfully conveyed the heart and soul of the heroes and villains, beginning to end. Last Man Out audio version is a true 'fireside theatre.'"
Listeners can purchase the audiobook edition of "Last Man Out" by R.W. Chatman through Audible, the Apple iTunes store, or Amazon.
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