Sail To A Future

Edward Heyman's first novel, YES MA'AM, MADAM PRESIDENT, told of the rise of a black American woman to the nation's highest office. His second novel, FREAK ACCIDENT, a hilarious account of the emergency landing of Air Force One near the South Pole and the subsequent adventures in a life raft and later a sailboat, of the President and his guests along with their gorgeous translator who has two dangerous and interesting phobias. With SAIL TO A FUTURE Edward Heyman writes about illegal drugs that destroy a brain, excess religious fervor that destroys a family, and a blue water cruise to the South Pacific to heal bored, troubled and exhausted minds. SAIL TO A FUTURE covers a lot of territory. Edward writes about the destruction of a young man's brain from the use of drugs and the young man's father who destroys himself and his family because of his erroneous interpretation of evangelical Christianity. SAIL TO A FUTURE is about hurricanes, squalls, too much wind, not enough wind and equipment and mental failures when a group of people sail to the South Pacific seeking adventure, romance and a change of their life style while they find their way to a new future exploring the islands of Oceana. Edward Heyman in writing SAIL TO A FUTURE brings to life twelve personalities with a fictional drama that could be as true as real life.