Good Men Good Women: An Epic Story About People Who Make a Difference in the World

This novel brings together in marriage the rare unions of three truly extraordinary couples who share the belief that every person has the God-given ability and responsibility to make a better life for all of humanity. These good men and women have emerged from backgrounds of limited means to join a coterie of people who can and do make a difference by simply doing what must be done when it counts the most.

We all shape our lives with our words. When we are drawn by words into the wonderful world of fiction, we gain joy and insight from characters who reflect the best and worst in all of us. So strap in, tighten your stomach, and let these fast movers take you for a wild ride through life in afterburner.

When you finish this book, you will want to read The Holedigger, Fly Away Old Glory, and other upcoming books about these good people.

Arthur Nelson Thornhill attended Vanderbilt University from 1966 to 1970, and he was carrier qualified on USS Lexington in 1970. He was a designated naval aviator in 1971 and personally trained hundreds of Navy pilots and flight instructors. He retired from USN in 1981 and coauthored Fly Away Old Glory with James OConnor Sargent (1978-2000). He wrote the first draft of The Holedigger in 1980 aboard the USS Eisenhower in the Indian Ocean.

Arthur married Judy Davis in 1965. They have one child, Cathy, who is married to Steve Clamage. They have given them two absolutely perfect grandchildren, Celeste Pearl in 1999 and Jack Davis in 2003.