All books using the keywords: James Huber

Objective: Freedom launched the series Freedoms Objective. It won the international award for best new novel of 2013. It was closely followed by six sequels. The characters remain basically the same but change as the years go on. War, fun, love, travel, adventure, economic wrangling and a couple of characters right out of the old horse operas make for fun and relaxation in an otherwise tense situation. Now, we will learn where all of these different characters started. In this story heroes are made and careers are wrecked. Foreign travel and adventure lure you to exotic places. The military and diplomatic stories play a big part, but so do the human interest and attempts at intrigue.

Is it real or just fantasy? Where does one stop and the other begin? How do you know if you are in the real world or someone ease's fantasy and are just a player in a game?? You really don't, do you? Two brothers accidentally find a mysterious bridge shrouded in fog. The older brother goes over the bridge into a fantasy land that appears to be, for want of a better name, a video game scenario. When he emerges, he has some odd stories to tell. The younger brother then tries it out and finds it even more realistic than fantasy. Both of the men decide to trace down where the game comes from. Who designed it and how was it accomplished ? This is 1970's time frame. PC's, I-Phones, interne ...

It is 1967, in the Midwest. Technology is plugging along. A computer is the size of a U-Haul trailer and inside a building with sever air conditioning. The major computers are not as powerful as your smart phone today. But that was then, this is now. Dan and Tim Shell find an anomaly in their mapping work. They had been across a cyber bridge once before. Now a new one appears. It invites them across. The problem now is that there are rogue programs in the computer system and they are causing trouble for the developers company. It seems a pixilated figure has taken a life of its own. It is causing trouble and the men are sent in to check the programs. When they do, they find the nefar ...

Jack Thompson is an expert well driller. He has drilled oil, gas, water and steam. He has worked in the Alaskan fields and he has worked in the North Sea. The years started weighing heavy on him so he came back to the lower Midwest where his only inconvenience was a tornado now and then. His boss, Charley, was an easy going boss but demanded work from his men. He appointed Jack his ramrod and Jack had his hand in every drilling site. Jack had seen it all, or so he thought. He had a diamond drill bit spin off just a couple hundred feet down. Jack sent Charley to the University to see Charley's niece, the geologist. She said nothing, on earth could damage a diamond bit. This sent ideas to ...

A governmentally sponsored group of “travelers” are experimenting with time travel when a solar flare causes one time machine to be lost. The group, despite government interference, makes an all-out effort to find their missing co-workers. They have to fight time, the bureaucracy in D.C., a crooked parts dealer and common mismanagement. The problem is solved, in a way, by the discovery of very strange artifacts. James Huber's time travel science fiction novel, A Time of No Return, is an original and entertaining tale about a top secret government program. This finely plotted tale raises some thought-provoking issues and revisits the old concerns about time travelers changing elem ...

A government project to explore time travel is instituted with volunteers. Things go very well until one team is lost. A team goes out and finds their teammates. The team had long ago decided that they couldn't get back so they settled into the primitive scene where they were stuck. A chance picture of cave drawings leads the boss to the site in time. But trouble looms as factions among the time pioneers cause a rift in unity and they face the awful project of dividing the team. There are some hot heads who demand to prove or disprove The group of pioneers that are lost in time but may have been found. Trouble looms as factions among the time pioneers cause a rift in unity and they fa ...

Terrorists have destroyed Buckingham Palace during a Royal Family gathering. The entire heritage is murdered by this group. They get away and escape to their home country. England is not able to do anything about it because the Parliament and the King have cut the military to the bare essentials. But one American finds that he can lay claim to the throne and reinstitute the monarchy. For the most part, not many people care. They have their own interests. But the person now claiming the throne just happens to be the President of the United States. Family intrigue, terrorists, world travel, military, special operations, everyday life and the movements and plans and programs of greedy citi ...

The fifties are long gone, but the fun and joy of those days will never die. Follow me from the hills of Western Kentucky to the baseball fields of central Illinois. Follow a family that grew and lived in those times. Witness moonshine being prepared and the joy of sitting on the steps of the neighborhood store. We sat there and read comic books and shared Coke and candy. We played ball games, under out own rules. We learned when to talk and when to not speak. Most of us kept that alive, not all of us. It was a time when a boy broke a bottle in the street was considered a major crime spree. We helped, guarded and taught each other. This generation will go on until it is replaced by ano ...

Time travel has always been popular. But when you are hauling a disassembled F-4 Phantom Fighter Bomber over the ocean, it's not something you care to even imagine. Maybe you should. The plane was carried in the belly of a C-30 Hercules cargo plane. Somewhere over the North Sea problems pop up. When the cargo pilot tries to check in, he can't. They land at an old airfield where the base should be. They are not only in the wrong place, but the wrong Century. The base is a small fighter base commanded by the Red Baron. He is a man possessed in setting a record for shooting down American, British and French aeroplanes. The jet fighter means little to him. He basically ignores it and goes o ...

The Series of books, now known as Freedom's Objective, has drawn a great deal of attention. But some questions remain. Who are these people? What are their interests? Why are they doing what they are doing? What outside forces drive them? We hope you can find out the answers from this companion book. The whole story is opened up by looking at the individual main characters. Some are drab, some are amazing, some are plain and then there is John Ron Gibbons. He is one a just a few that appears in every book. From a non winnable war in Central America to the America Southwest to the Russian Pacific islands and the deserts of Iran, the action is wide spread, even to a small African nation ...