Washington’s Encore: The Resurrection of Washington

After years of effort, Carl Raines finally dials in the physics that opens a small Portal into the next day by folding space using the legendary enigmatic Alcubierre Drive. Will Burleson expands it by playing tomorrow's stock market and after two years they manage to open a Portal anywhere in the universe at any time. Acting on Carl's lifelong fascination with President Lincoln, the Portal Team grabs and brings Lincoln to 2035 where he sets off political turmoil and the near nuclear destruction of NASA and JPL.
Will's daughter Natalee convinces the Team to drop her with the Lewis and Clark Expedition and they end up bringing President Jefferson to 2038 where he deposes the corrupt, treasonous sitting President to bring the country back to the Constitution. Travel with Will where his fascination with Valley Forge takes the Team to late 1777 Valley Forge where they become involved in saving the infant nation and Mount Vernon curator Professor Sellah Aris eventually convinces President George Washington to visit 2040, which sets off an unexpected chain of national disturbances and international calamities, changing history forever.  About the AuthorDavid Pickett is a serial inventor, author, and technology entrepreneur with a distinguished career in high-tech electronics and innovation.
Described by NASA's Chuck Story as a "renaissance man" and polymath, David holds numerous patents and has been a key contributor to DARPA and Department of Defense initiatives. A graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington, where he also taught physics, David's professional journey includes leadership roles in the turnaround of DSC and in the founding of Flextronics operations in both Palo Alto and Texas.
He is the founder of IceCOLD® Technologies, LLC-whose refrigerant catalyst earned the UpTime Institute's Green Enterprise Award-and remains active in multiple technology and research ventures. David has published eleven books and continues to write, invent, and mentor. An Elder at First Presbyterian Church in Plano, Texas, he also serves on the Board of Bob C. Ross Ministries and as Chairman of Peru Ministries.
He and his wife Ginger, married for over five decades, live in Plano, Texas. They have two daughters and three grandchildren in Colorado. David enjoys cycling, skiing, flying, hiking, Bible study, ministry work, and spending time with his family.