Guardian of Faith

Orson Kincaid had achieved his spiritual goal and was baptized into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. His plans were to start his own security business, teach collage part time, and settle into a quiet lifestyle without any kind of violence. But that plan gets interrupted when two of his students come to him, desperate for his help. They had just joined the same church he attended but there was a problem. They had both been raised Muslim in the Middle East and their families were not happy with their transition—to say the least! This is the third Orson Kincaid book William Staub has written. William is also a member of the LDS Church. Although raised in the church, he joined the US Army after graduating from high school, and never left, giving the Army 52 years of his life before he hung up his sniper rifle, kit, and Kevlar. He is still married to the wife of his youth and together they have four children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren—at last count. He retired to St Augustine, Florida with his wife where they both take life at a slower pace—except for when he writes!