Grover Grumpy Pitman's new novel, Ancient of Days: Authors of All You Survey, has been released by Kravitz & Sons, blending investigative suspense with biblical subject matter. The work of fiction follows Joel Braxton, a police officer whose routine inquiries evolve into encounters with bishops, priests, and historians, drawing him into a conflict that touches on ancient prophecy and religious interpretation.
The narrative incorporates biblical passages and historical concepts, weaving references to the Anti-Christ and religious symbolism into the investigative plot. According to the author, the novel aims to explore the intersection of faith, history, and suspense while presenting biblical concepts within a modern investigation framework.
Pitman, who writes under the pen name Grover "Grumpy" Pitman, draws on personal interests in golfing, fishing, and prayer, which influence the themes in his fiction. The book is available through major online booksellers in print and digital formats, including Amazon and Walmart.
The release adds a title that combines elements of mystery, thriller, and faith-based fiction, appealing to readers interested in crime fiction with theological underpinnings. As the story progresses, Joel encounters characters whose perspectives shape his understanding of events extending beyond conventional criminal investigations, moving between modern settings and longstanding theological questions.
Pitman, born in Indiana and the second youngest of six siblings, has been married to his wife Deborah for over forty years. They have one son, one daughter-in-law, and five grandchildren. His pen name originated from a nickname given by his grandchildren.
Ancient of Days: Authors of All You Survey is published by Kravitz & Sons, an imprint that combines time-honored publishing expertise with innovative marketing strategies. The publisher, founded by Kravitz, a seasoned author, describes the team as a family of storytellers dedicated to author success.
