On the Dark Edge of Heaven - Brown, Alan
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Murder or ???? Forty-four years after the vanishing of three boys from Hannibal, MO. The mystery has yet to solved. Thousands of hours searching by hundreds of volunteers and professional hunters have yet to reveal what happened to brothers Joel and Billy Hoag and their friend Craig Dowell. Reviewing the hundreds of thousands of words written about the event, investigative author Alan Brown has his theory of the evil that beset the trio as they explored the dangerous caves surrounding the town. Booger McClain, Brown's detective persona is brought in to investigate and the results astound not…mehr

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Murder or ???? Forty-four years after the vanishing of three boys from Hannibal, MO. The mystery has yet to solved. Thousands of hours searching by hundreds of volunteers and professional hunters have yet to reveal what happened to brothers Joel and Billy Hoag and their friend Craig Dowell. Reviewing the hundreds of thousands of words written about the event, investigative author Alan Brown has his theory of the evil that beset the trio as they explored the dangerous caves surrounding the town. Booger McClain, Brown's detective persona is brought in to investigate and the results astound not only Booger's client but stun Booger himself. Could the private investigator have discovered the truth behind Hannibal's greatest and heretofore unsolved mystery?
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Alan Brown was born and educated in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. At the age of two he and his mother escaped when a German flying bomb crashed into their road exploding, flattening all but three properties. He has worked for local newspapers in Kent, then moved up to management, covering the country, and setting up promotions for two London companies. He and his wife Barbara have run three successful businesses of their own, and also managed pubs for Whitbread. He was then retired for several years, moving from the village in North Devon, where he completed his first book, The Houmits of Seynorgue, to a smaller residence in a delightful village a few miles down the road. Escape to Seynorgue came after many requests, eight years after book one.