America is approaching the 10th anniversary of 9/11, that fateful day that inspired the writing of ESCAPING ARMAGEDDON. Please remember the families of loved ones who lost their lives and suffered injury without warning at the hands of the terrorists on the morning of September 11, 2001. As you can see the new construction at the memorial on the ground zero site is progressing and will soon be completed .

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I thought I would update you all on the progress of ESCAPING ARMAGEDDON as of March 1, 2011. Thanks to all of you there are now more than 650 copies of the book in circulation in four countries including the United States, England, The Cayman Islands and South Africa. There have also been more than 2,300 visits to the website pages since January 2011 including one from Moscow Russia. Thank you all very much!

Longtime South Belt resident James Bouvier recently wrote and published a book. Titled Escaping Armageddon: Learn the Secret to Surviving the End of the World, the book is inspired by the incidents that took place on Sept. 11, 2001. The book describes a mysterious message delivered to planet Earth almost 2,000 years ago warning future generations to prepare for the end of the world. Documented in ancient manuscripts, this little-known chronicle of the future describes a deadly global invasion of Earth from beyond, climaxing with Armageddon. A “Doomsday Clock” will be activated by James Bouvier Local author publishes book an imminent international event, beginning the countdown to the end of the world. Once the clock starts ticking, it cannot be stopped. Bouvier, himself, narrowly missed being in New York City at the time of the 9/11 catastrophe. On Friday Sept. 7, 2001, he was working in the financial district across from the World Trade Center. He left the offi ce then traveled to Houston that evening and was scheduled to return to the financial district the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 11. However, his return to New York was delayed, and he escaped the terrorists attack on Sept. 11.

A native Houstonian, Bouvier has lived in the Sagemont area for more than 40 years. He married his high school sweetheart, Sharon, who graduated from the University of Houston and retired from the Pasadena school district after 30 years of dedicated service. Their son, Steven Bouvier, and his wife, Amy, both graduated from Dobie High School and the University of Houston. The couple live in Pearland with their two children, Riley and Grace. The Bouvier families attend Sagemont Church. After graduation from the University of Houston with master’s degrees in mechanical engineering and business administration, Bouvier worked for NASA in the early pioneering days of space exploration and made a contribution to the landing of the first man on the moon. Later he completed a successful 30-year career with a major electrical power generation company. The first 300 copies of the book were sold at a book signing sponsored by Sagemont Church on Sunday, Dec. 19. Additional copies can be purchased at www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com. To purchase a copy signed by Bouvier, visit the author’s website at www.jamesbouvier.com.