Ana - the final battle, is the third book of the AI trilogy. A nefarious AI, Caregiver, is making a bid for world domination and human enslavement. Ana, Rhett, and their created 'daughter' Cierra make the decision to battle Caregiver, even though it may very well cost them their lives

"ANA   Reborn"

ANA is the second book in the AI trilogy. The lab which made her, AI Concepts, Incorporated, constructed Ana for the military in search of the ultimate fighting soldier. To save development time, they downloaded Gabriella's programming files into the new Ana model body. Little did they know what was instore for them. ANA continues with the same cast of characters from "Gabriella", with the inclusion of a new one, Rhett, a male AI who acts very much like a human male. 

A portion of the book takes place in Afghanistan, where Ana and Rhett are assigned duties as bodyguards to protect the nefarious General Lance Coopers. The General is receiving kick-backs from the local heroin trade. While there he commits murders, which set the stage for Ana and Rhett to attempt to get free from military rule and live their lives as normal human beings, or so they think. No plan is perfect.

“Gabriella, ‘till death do us part… maybe”

To be human…
… does it require blood and bones?
Gabriella West is an android, but she’s special.
She lives on her own, falls in love, and wants a family.
Only her creators and the government know she is a machine.
In her quest to become human, she collides with sexual awareness, military deception, murder, sinister programming, and the search for God with a divorced pastor and his young daughter.
How thin IS the line between human and machine?  

'Gabriella' is the first book in the AI trilogy, and seeks to do more than present a riveting science fiction story. It carefully explores the salient differences between humans and machines, trying to identify the boundary where they cross-over.
If an android can think and learn autonomously, would they be human? If it can feel affection and love, if it can enjoy everything that a regular human can, including sexual relationships, would that make it human?
But animals can also display these traits. There must be more to being human. Is it the search for an understanding of God that is the differentiating factor? Or is it man's ability to lie, cheat, and kill that differentiates us?
In a thrilling story of intrigue and scientific development, 'Gabrielle' questions the boundary between human and machine.

"Tribulation and Escape"

This non-fiction work addresses the oft-misunderstood and confusing concepts surrounding the last seven years of Earth's history commonly called the Tribulation Period. Carl carefully, logically, and sometimes controversially, demystifies the topics with easy to understand language. This book has been engineered and written to spur spirited discussion among your reading or study groups. Carl has been building his expertise in end-time events for over a decade.

"Blessings from Ethiopia"

Blessings from Ethiopia is a very heavily illustrated (photos on virtually every page), cathartic, review of Carl's visits to AIDS compounds, leper colonies, city dumps where people eat whatever they can find, and various orphanages in Ethiopia, including an HIV+ young children's orphanage. Stories from working in the waiting center of Operation Smile will warm your heart as children with severe deformities are restored by volunteer surgeons. His writing style will both tear at your heart and lift your spirit as you meet some extraordinary young Americans who are making a difference in people's lives as they work with these outcasts.