Toby Rockwell "Rock" Tyler is the experienced U. S. Navy Lt. Commander who led a covert team of twelve into hostile Iran. Our U. S. and Iranian officials compromised the mission. Rock learned from this life-changing experience, resigned from his commission, and became a deputy sheriff detective in Chatham County Georgia. After the loss of his wife on a visit to Cocoa, Florida, Rock suffered clinical depression and panic attacks and sought counselling from a friend's minister. Mistaken identity lead to the death threats in ...
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Toby Rockwell "Rock" Tyler is the experienced U. S. Navy Lt. Commander who led a covert team of twelve into hostile Iran. Our U. S. and Iranian officials compromised the mission. Rock learned from this life-changing experience, resigned from his commission, and became a deputy sheriff detective in Chatham County Georgia. After the loss of his wife on a visit to Cocoa, Florida, Rock suffered clinical depression and panic attacks and sought counselling from a friend's minister. Mistaken identity lead to the death threats in his beloved Cocoa Village by the much loved Indian River Lagoon. With the support of his new Cocoa friends and remaining members of the Iranian S.E.A.L. team, Rock assists in the capture of terrorists and crooked law enforcement personnel with high connections in governments. Toby becomes an overcomer and we grow vicariously with him. "Ty" Epling is an author that has served in several capacities. He served in the United States Navy after graduation from Cocoa High School, Cocoa Florida. He traveled through Mediterranean, North and South American countries. He is a graduate of West Virginia University. Ty has served as a law enforcement officer and volunteer on the federal, state, and county levels, and Florida's East Coast Human Trafficking Task Force. He is a certified counselor and has counseled numerous persons in several states in person and through private social media. He currently resides in Beckley, West Virginia R.T. Epling was born in Crab Orchard West Virginia in his uncle Roy Deck's home February 6, 1941. The family spent winters in Florida. He authored a companion novel, Transfiguring Ivan.
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