Born and raised in Berlin, Germany, Hans David Müller moved to a small town in Northern Ontario in 1982. With his unwavering supportive wife Christina, they raised three children; two boys and a girl, raised two goats, a dog, two cats and a pet pig they eventually ate because it got too big. He taught his children the value of the resilience of hope and the expectancy of good, and to apply those essential life skills to everything they did. He has always had a strong affinity to his roots and his rich cultural history but with his love for forests, lakes and nature, Canada quickly became his new and beloved home. He pursued a career in education, becoming a cherished and respected high school teacher, where he taught literature and history for almost four decades. His passion for teaching and storytelling was evident in his dynamic and engaging classes, inspiring countless students to explore their own creativity and curiosity. Upon retiring, Hans finally had the time to indulge in his lifelong dream of writing a novel. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of literature and his fondness for science fiction, in particular the "Star Wars" sagas and the little known sci-fi series called "Halo," his imaginative spirit drew him to write his debut novel, The Ventara Adventures: The Resilience of Hope. His passion for the characters in this first novel have developed into a second book entitled: The Ventara Adventures - All for One and One for All. His dream is that this might turn into a series.
