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Over 3,000 of America's finest teachers are selected for the prestigious National Federation of Academic Excellence in Education Award for an all-expenses-paid three-month sabbatical to study topics of interest in NFAEE hubs all across the country. At the end of the sabbatical, only 288 participants are left. What happens to them is the result of an insidious plot to rid America of its best and brightest educators. Who is behind the plot, and why? For the handful who finish, the chilling answer is in their struggle to survive ... THE SABBATICAL DIRECTIVE. When teachers Mitzie Galloway, Colby…mehr

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Over 3,000 of America's finest teachers are selected for the prestigious National Federation of Academic Excellence in Education Award for an all-expenses-paid three-month sabbatical to study topics of interest in NFAEE hubs all across the country. At the end of the sabbatical, only 288 participants are left. What happens to them is the result of an insidious plot to rid America of its best and brightest educators. Who is behind the plot, and why? For the handful who finish, the chilling answer is in their struggle to survive ... THE SABBATICAL DIRECTIVE. When teachers Mitzie Galloway, Colby Cameron, and Cassidy Phelps win the coveted NFAEE award, they look forward to three months of pampered luxury with similar colleagues from all over the country. Instead, they find themselves in a hostage-type situation which demands their collective intellects and survival instincts, not only to complete the sabbatical, but to finish with their minds and their very lives intact. Not everyone will make the cut. THE SABBATICAL DIRECTIVE is psychological warfare that could already be playing out in today's reality. "The risk is real ... The fate of our country hangs in the balance ... The minds of our nation's children are in jeopardy." ~ Cheryl K. Chumley, The Washington Times
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M.M. BUSBY is a retired educator who received the Florida Center for Teachers Award from the Florida Humanities Council for her original essay about the Apostle John working as a public-school teacher after living 2000 years on earth. During her teaching career, she helped develop computerized reading comprehension and literacy programs, created a highly acclaimed interactive sing-along system to promote reading fluency, and was certified as an Accelerated Reader Model and Master Class instructor by the prestigious Renaissance Learning Systems, Inc. She is a member of Sisters in Crime (SinC), Women's Fiction Writers Association (WFWA), Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), American Copy Editors Society (ACES), Editorial Freelancers Association, and National Association of Independent Writers and Editors (NAIWE). Ms. Busby lives in Arizona with her family. Readers can visit her at patentprintbks.com.