Tom Tyner

The Glastonbury Gift Tom Tyner

As billionaire Wade Rivers sits in front a Key West hotel with a newspaper and a cup of coffee, it appears to be an ordinary morning--except for the black sedan parked across the street. Inside are three males who are observing him. Wade knows he has lived with his secret for far too long. As one of the men exits the sedan, Wade tries to prepare himself for the inevitable.



Noah Jackson is a CIA agent who is battling terminal cancer. After he shakes Wade's hand and sits down, they both look down at the Masonic rings they wear. As Noah encourages Wade on a journey of remembrance he hopes will lead him to the truth, a story unfolds of a young World War II flyer as he is led from Florida to England and finally to a beautiful woman and a mystic object that changes not just his life, but also the lives of many others. When Wade's story concludes, will both men be granted what they need most: healing and freedom?



In this tale of adventure and mystery, the paths of a CIA agent and a person of extreme wealth become intertwined as one of them searches for the truth and the other for peace after the discovery of a powerful cup.