David Puro

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A Thread Off God’s Robe

Once in a few millennia someone appears who can change the world—or the universe.


David Puro

Dr. David Puro had his first taste of writing success in college with a $25 prize for best essay in the field of journalism. After squandering this fortune, he focused on his true love—science fiction. As a practicing cardiologist and father of two girls he still managed to carve out time from his often hectic schedule, with the indispensable forbearance of his wife, to coax imaginary worlds onto paper.


Novels

Book cover for A Thread off God's Robe depicting the hand from The Creation of Adam pointing to a thread trailing from a robe, with planets in the background

A Thread Off God’s Robe

Once in a few millennia someone appears who can change the world—or the universe.

The Nidus

When counseled by his mentor that “every problem has a solution,” Alec never expected to find himself minutes from annihilation by the double threat of a hostile cyborg and a thermonuclear device on a short fuse. 

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Faithless

Why is there misery and iniquity in the world? How does one reconcile this with the concepts of God … and faith?

Close Encounter

Dr. Dan Chamberlain’s life takes a detour when he’s asked to perform a medical exam on a paranoid schizophrenic committed to a New York City hospital psychiatric ward.