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It has been a long-held belief that within our own government lies a shadow conspiracy whose members hide from the public the fact that we have received technological advancements from otherworldly beings. A small group of journalists and police officers may have uncovered the truth about the terrifying price that we all may have paid for that technology. The public will learn of this, not through the mainstream media, but through the front pages of a tabloid press - a ragsheet. When Douglas Cherones, a rookie novelist, approaches Warren McCullough, a down on his luck reporter, the two embark…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
It has been a long-held belief that within our own government lies a shadow conspiracy whose members hide from the public the fact that we have received technological advancements from otherworldly beings. A small group of journalists and police officers may have uncovered the truth about the terrifying price that we all may have paid for that technology. The public will learn of this, not through the mainstream media, but through the front pages of a tabloid press - a ragsheet. When Douglas Cherones, a rookie novelist, approaches Warren McCullough, a down on his luck reporter, the two embark on a mission to track down 14 missing children. Referred to by the media as the Mid-Atlantic fourteen, the trail leads them to a murder - suicide cult whose enigmatic leader may be in contact with a malevolent alien lifeform.
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Autorenporträt
Clint Miller Jr. was born on the Jersey shore where he became interested in ghost lore. Inspired by films like Amityville Horror, the Changeling, and the Entity, as well as the written works of Hans Holzer, he became an enthusiast and ghost researcher. He wrote his first full-length novel, The House Where Charlie Lived. Now living in Florida, he has written the long awaited follow up, Ragsheet and has recently begun work on his next novel, Spores, Molds, and other Alien Life Forms.