Lyle Fugleberg

We Three Kings Lyle Fugleberg

It's 4:00 in the afternoon on November 30th, a special hour in the history of Franklin, Tennessee. Three strangers, who are at an age planning for retirement, and coming from different directions, are thrown together by an inexplicable happening. They don't know what it means, are puzzled by the fact they are the only ones involved, and further confounded when horsemen appear who are amazingly reflective of Confederate cavalrymen. There has to be a reason for all of this, but unraveling the mystery isn't easy. It becomes a challenge that must be met, with efforts to do so leading to a riddle . . . a riddle but not a game. WE THREE KINGS weaves its way through the vagaries of the riddle, which are as clear as the fog that envelopes the area, until it arrives at not only a solution, but also the revelation that the happening might be the most significant in 2000 years. The solution is a call to action, an action that will commit the three for the rest of their days.