Unidentified - Wisler, Mikel J.
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Troubled FBI Agent Nicole Mitchell is brought back from administrative leave and offered a second chance to solve her most haunting case. A disturbing series of kidnappings has a small town terrified. Mitchell is certain that a serial kidnapper is exploiting local fears of UFOs and stories of alien abductions to hide in plain sight. Desperate to uncover the truth, Mitchell enlists the help of a skeptic who questions even her theory. In three days, a local girl will vanish for good. As Mitchell rushes to solve the case in time, she uncovers a far more sinister reality than she ever imagined.…mehr

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Troubled FBI Agent Nicole Mitchell is brought back from administrative leave and offered a second chance to solve her most haunting case. A disturbing series of kidnappings has a small town terrified. Mitchell is certain that a serial kidnapper is exploiting local fears of UFOs and stories of alien abductions to hide in plain sight. Desperate to uncover the truth, Mitchell enlists the help of a skeptic who questions even her theory. In three days, a local girl will vanish for good. As Mitchell rushes to solve the case in time, she uncovers a far more sinister reality than she ever imagined. Mitchell must shake off her own dark past if she's going to save the girl. But could this case be her undoing? Mikel J. Wisler's debut novel blends sci-fi and horror in ways fans of the darkest episodes of The X-Files are sure to enjoy while looking at UFOs in a new way.
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Autorenporträt
Mikel J. Wisler is a writer and award-winning filmmaker behind several short films, including "Stop," "Parallel," and "Playing with Ice." By day, he's a documentary filmmaker, by night he's a sci-fi author seeking to make sense of life through stories. When he's not busy building Legos with his daughter, Wisler blogs about how stories help us make sense of life and has contributed articles and short stories to other publications. Born in Brazil, South America, where he spent most of his childhood, he now lives on the south shore of Boston, Massachusetts.Find out more at www.mikelwisler.com.