Red Moons of October God's Billboard for Mankind

The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before the great and the terrible day of the LORD comes. Joel 2:31[The facts in this story are based upon the scriptures above and the fiction is described in the story below]This is a fiction story with a non-fiction subject about a young man named Daniel Morgan who at the age of nine is fascinated by a mysterious looking Red Moon when he and his father visit his Grandpa Morgan near Springfield, Missouri in the month of October.Later Daniel puts his fascination with Red Moons on hold for a number of years until his curiosity is once again piqued and he enrolls at the University of Missouri to study Astronomy. There he meets the very attractive and very smart auburn haired Maureen McIntyre. They become quick friends and Daniel soon discovers he has found not only his Red Moon soul mate but he has found his sweetheart as well.Daniel and Maureen team up to solve the mystery of the Red Moons of October and soon discover that these moons are signs in the heavens posted by God which affect the Jews, Israel, and even America. Their research takes various twists and turns until they are temporarily sidetracked by news from Maureen’s mother, Dr. Leanne McIntyre that her house has been broken into while she slept. She is unharmed but the intruder leaves a strange riddle on her bathroom mirror so Daniel and Maureen travel to her mother’s home in Kansas City to solve the riddle and to help the police catch the intruder as well.In this book you will learn about Red Moon Tetrads (groups of four) which are validated by NASA plus other end times signs and America’s role in both of them. You will also enjoy Daniel’s and Maureen’s sometimes humorous “Inspector Clouseau” like investigation of a fat man named Leroy Samples.The author, H. Edward Mitchell, grew up in the rural community of Harrisonville just south of Kansas City, MO. Some of the names, places and events in this book mirror his life and times. You may be acquainted with them.