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What Happens When Cheerleader Nicole Paxton Notices Test Davis, the Boy Who Nobody Ever Noticed? Here’s a free sample of our eBook of the Day, Failing Test by J.M. Pierce

By Tom Dulaney
Contributing Reporter


You know him, but you can’t remember his name. He is the one that is always there, in the background, all but invisible to those roaming the hallways.


What if he had a secret? What if it was a secret that even he didn’t know?

Here’s the set-up for Failing Test (The Shadow Series):


Test Davis has always been a blur to those around him. He’s a shadow like a million other kids–not smart enough for the academic team, not beast enough for the football team, not extroverted enough for the drama crowd. In all things Test is just…not, which is why no one ever notices him.


But what happens when someone does notice him– Nicole Paxton, a cheerleader, no less? What happens on the night that Test finds out there’s nothing average about him and that a powerful gift has been hidden within, secretly waiting to be set free and alter his life forever? The question is, will that power save him and those he loves or tear them apart?


Kindle Nation publisher Stephen Windwalker takes Dad Duty seriously enough to read what his kids read. Of Failing Test he wrote:


“I figured that part of my job as a Dad was to kind of be inside their heads enough to know what the challenges and dangers were. Then I branched out a bit and started reading the fiction that they were reading. Not so much the things they had to read for school, but the things they read on their own.


“One of the things that I discovered in the process, and it is something that I still believe, is that some of the best writing for adults is fiction that may actually be intended for teens. Some of the walls come down, the imagination is set free, and a sense of wonder is unleashed.


“You don’t have to be a teenager to read, enjoy, and even recommend a book like J.M. Pierce’s Failing Test. Don’t read it because it only costs 99 cents or because 17 of its 20 reviewers gave it 5 stars. Read it because there are teenagers in your life and it may be a gateway not only to getting them reading but also to your ability to connect with them and learn something about their worlds. Just a thought. –S.W.”


And right here, in the comfort of your own browser, is your free sample:



Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert, Friday, January 7: OVER 130 BRAND NEW FREE KINDLE TITLES THIS MORNING! plus … The Tooth Fairy Legend by John Arthur Long (Today’s Sponsor)


Who says Christmas is over? We’ve got over 130 brand new free titles in the Kindle Store this morning to bring our total to an astounding 300+ Free Book Alert listings….

But first, a word from … Today’s Sponsor

Here’s a new illustrated Kindle version of this beloved legend — a worthy addition to every parent’s library!

“As an English teacher and proud aunt, I highly recommend Long and Meyer’s The Tooth Fairy Legend: The Touch of Kindness. This beautifully illustrated volume of the legend of the tooth fairy includes an audible cornucopia of original songs. I have seen, first hand, its spark ignite my niece’s imagination and love of this ageless tale. As a result, it has caused her to embark on a new fondness for reading. This book succeeds due to its ability to reach several different senses. The illustrations dazzle the eyes, the accompanying compact disc appeals to the ear, and the interpretation of the story will transform children into avid readers. What a true delight. The book has transcended the usual nighttime ritual of a bedtime story into something special. My niece considers Piper Noble a trusted friend and a new favorite character. She giggles at all the same places, yet finds something new in each reading. The compact discs are wearing out my stereo, both in the home and in the car. The Tooth Fairy Legend should be in every parent’s library.”

–Courtney Torre




THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND: THE TOUCH OF KINDNESS
by John Arthur Long and Chet Meyer
4.6 out of 5 stars 9 Reviews
Kindle Price: $5.99
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
Don’t have a Kindle? Get yours here.

“Strongly recommended for family, school, and community library collections, The Tooth Fairy Legend is highly enjoyable for reading or listening.”
Midwest Book Review



Here’s the set-up…

Read THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND with a child, or turn on the Text-to-Speech feature and allow the child to read along to help build extended reading skills. In addition, instant dictionary help is also available on the Kindle, so any difficult vocabulary word can be immediately defined for the child reader before going on with the story. Using these Kindle features, THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND is the perfect story for an early child reader to experience on the Kindle!

YES, THE TOOTH FAIRY LIVES! At last, the reason behind the Tooth Fairy’s visits to children is revealed in THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND: THE TOUCH OF KINDNESS, the definitive story of the Tooth Fairy.

Young Piper Noble has no idea how important children are until the night he gets to meet Little Wings, the Tooth Fairy. Piper soon learns that the teeth collected by the Tooth Fairy are taken to the Isle of Kindness, and the Tooth Fairy’s job is much more vital than anyone ever imagined.

THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND: THE TOUCH OF KINDNESS is a wondrous tale that will thrill the imagination of every child who ever has or ever will await the visit of the Tooth Fairy!

What the Reviewers Say
THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND-A TOUCH OF KINDNESS by Long and Meyer is a first class children’s book complete with narration and two CD’s of the musical. The book adds a third dimension in its beautiful illustrations by artist, Nadine Zenobi.
My two grandchildren, Elizabeth,five and Mary,seven, were spellbound as they “read” the book along with their Nanny while listening to the CD’s. Of the many gifts I sent the children, The TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND seemed to be most appreciated, especially since Mary had just lost a tooth. Kudos to Long and Meyer on writing a warm and relevant book which teaches being kind to one another is its own reward.
–Marge Spitzel, RN MS
This wonderful book was very entertaining and my children loved reading along with the accompanying CDs. The music and the illustrations were beautifully done and gave life to the characters in this new spin of the Tooth Fairy story. This is a great modern update to a timeless legend. Kudos to Long and Meyer.
–A Customer
As a teacher of elementary-age school children, I was delighted to read Long and Meyer’s “Touch of Kindness.” The sensitivity with which the subject matter was treated was an important issue for me. I teach children who are struggling to understand and cope with the fear of some strange winged creature entering their bedrooms to retrieve teeth in the middle of the night. How wonderful that a book finally exists that explains it all in a humorous and yet adventurous manner. The book should keep any youngster on the edge of his or her seat. The fact that the book is chaptered allows someone in my capacity to take time with the telling of the story and ask and answer a multitude of questions that will certainly surface in the classroom. And the read-along, sing-along CD’s that are provided as an extra bonus will allow for some more than pleasurable moments in the “reading corner.” In addition, the art work adds incredible dimension to the storyline. I can’t wait to get back to work in September and introduce my new class to the wonderful, creative minds of Long and Meyer and the special world of “The Legend of the Tooth Fairy.”
–A Teacher
I recently purchased this delightful book for my 5 year-old nephew and 3 year-old niece. I must say they absolutely enjoyed both the book and the CD. They kept asking granny to re-read the book over and over again. It’s a wonderful story full of interesting and lovable characters; characters that make you laugh and pull at your heart-strings. I thoroughly recommend it -for those who cherish and treasure a little flight of fantasy.
–Stephanie Tham
About the Author
John Arthur Long is the co-author with Chet Meyer of a children’s book, THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND, which was based on his original family musical for which he co-wrote the book and music that Liz Smith called “delicious,” in her column about its New York premiere. More information about the Tooth Fairy can be found at www.toothfairylegend.com . An illustrated version of THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND is available as a Kindle book.

John Arthur Long’s most recent novel is the thriller, THE HARVARD MAN. John Arthur Long’s first published novel, THE SIGN OF THE GUARDIAN, was released in two separate editions and optioned twice for motion picture production for which Mr. Long co-authored the screenplay. THE SIGN OF THE GUARDIAN is now available as a Kindle book. EVE OF REGRESSION, Long’s second novel about the search for the grave of the first woman, has been translated into several different languages and distributed worldwide as a bestseller and was recently re-issued as a Kindle book titled THE GATES OF EDEN.

John Arthur Long has written many books under various names, a number of them collaborations with THE TOOTH FAIRY LEGEND co-author Chet Meyer. All of John Arthur Long’s professional writing is available in digital form through Vellum Publishing, Inc. at www.newkindlebooks.com . For updates and information on John Arthur Long’s writing, go to www.johnarthurlong.com .


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Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert, Thursday, January 6: SERIAL, a novel by J.A. Konrath writing as Jack Kilborn, plus … 29 straight 5-star reviews for EMBRACING THE NOW by Gina Lake (Today’s Sponsor)

Bestselling thriller novelist J.A. Konrath is widely known as Exhibit #1 for why authors need traditional publishers like a fish needs a bicycle, and the novel — written by Konrath under his “Jack Kilborn” pen name — that tops today’s 200+ Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert listings is one of the most frequently downloaded books in the history of our galaxy. If you haven’t downloaded it yet you are in for a scary treat….

But first, a word from … Today’s Sponsor

Embracing the Now achieves a perfect 5.0 rating because of the power of its message that “Attention is the secret to happiness!”

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“Great spiritual primer for the Seeker.”
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“Just when I thought it couldn’t get any better…”
“Very practical tools to help you be more present!”


Embracing the Now: 
Finding Peace and Happiness in What Is 
by Gina Lake
5.0 out of 5 stars   29 Reviews
Text-to-Speech: Enabled 
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Here’s the set-up…
The Now-this moment-is the true source of happiness and peace and the key to living a fulfilled and meaningful life. Embracing the Now by Gina Lake is a collection of short essays about the Now that can serve as daily reminders of the deepest truths. Full of clear insight and wisdom, it explains how the mind keeps us from being in the Now, how to move into the Now and stay there, and what living from the Now is like. It also explains how to overcome stumbling blocks to being in the Now, such as fears, doubts, judgments, misunderstandings, distrust of life, desires, and other conditioned ideas that are behind human suffering.

From Embracing the Now: “You don’t have control over what arises in any moment, but you can control where your attention goes, and that will determine how you experience the moment. Any moment can be an experience of peace and contentment or an experience of upset and dissatisfaction, depending on where you put your attention. If you put it on thoughts and emotions and identify with them, you won’t experience peace and contentment, but if you put it on your senses or on what is arising from Essence, you will be content and happy. Attention is the secret to happiness!”

What the Reviewers Say
“This book from Gina Lake is a collection of essays packed with practical advice about how to find happiness by living in the now….Gina understands the ego’s nature very thoroughly and examines it in many different ways in these essays….she leads the reader into analyzing it, exposing its many pretenses, and then shredding it….Gina’s purpose in these essays is to help move her readers beyond the pain that is cause by the ego. To do that, she points to another voice, one more subtle and quiet, one that sometimes requires spiritual sensitivity training to hear: the voice of essence. Essence–also known as Awareness, Being, Self, etc.–is who you really are. As Gina says, `You know essence when you experience it, just as you know the ego when you experience it. They feel very different and are very distinct.’….
Gina offers guidance on developing sensitivity to it, such as by meditation and by the simple but powerful act of noticing. By various means, its presence gradually becomes obvious, so much so that it can actually be felt, and it becomes an anchor for living in the now. Gina’s writings have an especially notable characteristic. When she discusses the nature of essence and how to live from its perspective, her words take on a special life and energy. There is a feel of essence speaking through her. In this set of essays, that voice has come to the fore, speaking ever more strongly and with the authority of understanding. And that may be an understatement.”
— Dennis Trunk, Editor, Third Millennium Gateway

I highly recommend this book, in fact all of Gina Lake’s books, that I slowly collected over the last several months. This gem serves as a very practical tool out of the ego and into living from Essence, on a daily basis, warning of all the pitfalls that can befall the seeker, and leaving said seeker eventually behind by making him/her obsolete. Essence is all that remains and false perception is corrected. 

All of Gina’s books retain the high quality she’s known for and never disappoint. I also had a reading with her that was hugely helpful, and it is rare among today’s many spiritual teachers to find one that stays true to her message throughout and doesn’t deviate. Bravo, dear Gina, once again a fabulous book that helps one stay centered in Present Reality!
–Maren Springsteen, Author

I too have read several of Gina’s books, and I have to say I was more deeply affected by this book than I expected. Many times while reading, I had to just stop for a few minutes and let the truth of her words envelop me. However you want to put it: doorways of conscious opening, limiting beliefs being eliminated, old hurts being cast off, feeling profoundly in the flow of life, awareness of Presence. Quite a gift. I love the format, I can pick it up anytime and choose a subject, or just pick it up and read the essay it opens to. Gina does it again. 
–Follow Your Heart

About the Author
Gina Lake is a nondual spiritual teacher who is devoted to helping others awaken and live in the moment through her books, counseling, and intensives. She has a master’s degree in counseling psychology and over twenty years experience supporting people in their spiritual growth. She is the author of eight books, including Loving in the Moment, Embracing the Now, Radical Happiness, Living in the Now, Return to Essence, What About Now? Anatomy of Desire, and Getting Free. Her website offers information about her books and consultations and free e-books, book excerpts, a monthly newsletter, a blog, and audio and video recordings: www.radicalhappiness.com.

Click here to download Embracing the Now: Finding Peace and Happiness in What Is (or a free sample) to your Kindle, iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry, Android-compatible, PC or Mac and start reading within 60 seconds!

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Serial
By: Jack Kilborn
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The Pioneer Woman: An Early Excerpt
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The Healer's Apprentice
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Catwalk
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A Woman Called Sage
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Sophie's Secret
By: Nancy Rue
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A Horse to Love
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Dead Men Kill
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Fools Rush In (Weddings by Bella, Book 1)
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Lose Weight WITHOUT Dieting (Animal Kingdom Workouts)
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Light of Eidon (Legends of the Guardian-King, Book 1)
By: Karen Hancock
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Against All Odds (Heroes of Quantico Series, Book 1)
By: Irene Hannon
Added: 01/01/2011 4:01:21am
The Apothecary's Daughter
By: Julie Klassen
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Rough Cut
By: Mari Carr
Added: 01/01/2011 4:01:12am

J.A. Konrath on today’s Kindle Nation eBook of the Day: “Warning: This book is 100% adrenalin. Wood is pure gold.” Here’s a free sample of Simon Wood’s Working Stiffs

IF YOU ARE READING THIS POST ON YOUR KINDLE, JUST ENTER 
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Simon Wood is a criminal genius and a virtual virtuoso of suspense, it says here, and today he’s also the author of our Kindle Nation eBook of the Day….

Here’s the set-up for Simon Wood’s Working Stiffs:


The workplace is a dangerous place. The unscrupulous are primed and ready to take advantage of the innocent and naive. A slight indiscretion can cost the employee everything. A new position can turn a person into someone they are not. Those at the top can be toppled and those at the bottom can be crushed.

Until now, Vincent’s father has kept one side of the business a secret from his son. Vincent is about to learn the family business. 


On the most important day of his career, Sam’s world will unravel when he helps a woman in distress. 

Todd has failed in every job he’s undertaken, but that changes when he backs into a drug dealer’s car. Now he’s in hock with organized crime and can only get himself out from under if he works for them to pay off his debt. 

Kenneth Casper is ailing and so is his business empire. His shareholders circle like vultures. Casper pins all his hopes on a Peruvian shaman with a miracle cure. 

Working Stiffs … Some jobs are worth killing for. 

The book features My Father’s Secret, which won the Anthony Award for Best Short Story. (Anthony Awards are presented at the Boucheron World Mystery Conference, held annually since 1986. Other winners:  Stieg Larsson, Lee Child, and Michael Connelly.)


What reviewers said:

Warning: This book is 100% adrenalin. Wood is pure gold.” –J.A. Konrath, author of Rusty Nail

“A virtual virtuoso of suspense – Simon Wood layers tension until you ache.” –Elaine Flinn, award winning author of The Molly Doyle Mysteries

“Consistently surprising and well-written, Working Stiffs proves Simon Wood is a criminal genius. We should all be glad he’s writing this stuff and not doing it.”— Cemetery Dance

“For a lover of short stories, this collection was a full meal. Wood changes voices, demographics and plot lines like a teen changes clothes for a first date. Each story is a strong sampling of humans at their most human told with the finesse that comes from experience and a love of the genre.”— Crime Spree

“Wood delivers the goods!”— Reviewing The Evidence

“His style will seem effortless to the reader and turn every writer green with envy.”— Hellnotes

And here, in the comfort of your own browser, is your free sample:

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INTO YOUR COMPUTER OR TABLET  BROWSER TO READ THE FREE SAMPLE!

From the Kindle Nation Mailbag: "Six of One" When It Comes to Kindles That Die

I get emails from Kindle owners every day, and I love to read them. But two I received today were about problems  people were experiencing with their Kindles, and they got me thinking about the possibility that Amazon’s amazingly good Kindle Support could actually lull people into thinking they do not need to protect themselves and their Kindles. Au contraire.

The first email came from my older daughter. You can poke fun at me about this, but yes, I gave Kindles this Christmas to both of my daughters and my son-in-law. That’s not the surprising thing; the surprising thing is that I waited until 2010 to do it.

Anyway, all three of them are loving their Kindles, but late last night my older daughter wrote that “today the screen on mine went a little batty, as if it was broken, but I can’t figure out how to completely turn it off. I did the restart but that didn’t work.” Based on a couple of Kindle 2s of my own that had to be replaced back in 2009, I told her, “if you have any kind of shadowing or remnants of earlier screens they should send you a replacement.”

Within few moments she was on the phone with Kindle support, and she’ll be receiving a replacement Kindle in a day or two. During the conversation she wrote me that “it’s the best outsourced customer service I have experienced so far.”

Just so.

But here’s the problem. The response on these things is so great, when your Kindle is covered by the initial standard warranty, that you might get lulled into assuming you never have to take the next step and get the extended warranty. You might assume the folks at Kindle Support (1-866-321-8851) are always going to solve any problem whether your Kindle is five weeks or five years old.

That’s why it is important that I share the other email that I received this morning from Kindle Nation citizen Grace:

I’m wondering if you can help me.  Last night I dropped my Kindle on the floor.  It’s a  marble floor, ouch.  It landed on the screen but it didn’t break or crack. Two-thirds of the left side of the screen shows the words of the book I was reading the right side just has some distorted white, gray, and black lines.  Is this thing toast or can it be brought back to life?  I’ve turned it off and on, recharged it overnight, but nothing has changed. 

Thanks, Grace

Thanks for writing, Grace. Usually I have to ask a few more questions before I can answer, but this is a pretty vivid picture, and I think the answer is pretty clearly “toast.”

So, the death of a Kindle is far from being the biggest tragedy any of us will ever experience, but it’s a drag. If you happen to have protected your Kindle with an extended warranty either from SquareTrade or from Amazon’s own subsidiary Service Net Warranty Solutions, it’s a lot less of a drag. The warranties aren’t all that cheap, but they are a lot cheaper than a new Kindle, and they cover accidents, spills, and drops, even on a marble floor. They are all listed on the Kindle Nation Warranties page shown in the screenshot at the right, and you can check them out by clicking here or on the screenshot.

The alternatives, I guess, are either to “self-insure” or to just, well, hope for the best. Which I suppose are six of one, half a dozen of the other.

But if you do go that latter route, all may not be last, as noted in this comment from Jim S:

Jim S said…

Even then call Kindle support. They will still replace the broken Kindle out of warranty, but for a fee. Replacing my US K2 was about $130 last Spring. The new screen was much better than the replaced one had ever been, so it seemed well worth the cost.

January 6, 2011 12:55 AM 

Kindle Nation Daily Free Book Alert, Wednesday, January 5: Melanie Dickerson’s The Healer’s Apprentice and Lori Copeland’s novella The Christmas Lamp top today’s list of over 200 Kindle freebies! plus … if you love to read and value your time, the RED ADEPT REVIEWS Blog for Kindle Readers will save you plenty (Today’s Sponsor)

Even the folks at Amazon are adjusting to the new year, but we’re happy to see that since yesterday morning they are back at the important work of feeding the greatest readers in the world with two new additions to our 200+ Free Book Alert listings….

But first, a word from … Today’s Sponsor

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(Ed. Note: Turkeys are great for Thanksgiving and lemons will help you make lemonade, but they’re not what you want when you’re looking for a great read.

That’s where Red Adept comes in. She reads tons of Kindle books, and she really reads them. Then she breaks them down for us in nicely structured reviews and sometimes even takes the extra step of sharing an author interview. I have been following her blog for over a year and I find it one of the most valuable sources of information about good reading anywhere on the web … or on my Kindle. Let me be clear about this: there aren’t a lot of Kindle blogs that I would recommend, but Red Adept Reviews is at the top of my list.  -S.W.)

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If you’re a reader looking for good honest reviews with thoughtful detail, Red gives hard-hitting reviews that tell you everything you need to know about buying a book. I like that she takes on indie authors because it is so hard to know what you are buying in this field. I think it gives good authors credibility and struggling authors somewhere to start working on their manuscripts. A four star rating is good for this reviewer.

If you’re an author looking for automatic 5-star reviews, go elsewhere. I wanted to put in this review because I knew that some disgruntled authors would try to badmouth this reviewer. Good reviewers are both loved and hated by authors. 

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As a reader, Red understands the importance of an informed opinion. This is especially so since readers have never had so many books to choose from before.

To those who are familiar with her work, Red has made a name for herself by providing consumers with honest and discerning feedback about the books she reads. Red Adept’s Kindle Book Review Blog is her vehicle to get her reviews to as many people as possible. Her goal? To help readers make informed decisions about potential books.

With the onslaught of books being published by both traditional and independent presses, her blog is a much needed public service. Now that technology has made it possible that anyone with access to the internet can publish a book, more than ever before, consumers need a place that they can go to help them wade through a limitless sea of books in order to find the ones that fits their taste. In this difficult economy where people are especially careful about how and where they spend their money, a blog such as the one Red has created is an invaluable resource.

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Miss Adept is exactly that. Fair and honest. She will give you her professional assessment. Readers are unique and may see books in a different light than a reviewer, so ultimately it is up to the readers themselves to form their own opinions. But Miss Adept is there to guide the way and give you a little insight when you are pondering that next ‘great read’. –Maureen Miller “Author”


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The Christmas Lamp: A Novella
By: Lori Copeland
Added: 01/04/2011 2:01:16pm
The Healer's Apprentice
By: Melanie Dickerson
Added: 01/04/2011 2:01:12pm
Boyfriends, Burritos and an Ocean of Trouble
By: Nancy Rue
Added: 01/03/2011 8:13:08pm
Catwalk
By: Melody Carlson
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A United States diplomat disappears in front of hundreds of onlookers while attending a religious ceremony in the bushveld of Zimbabwe. Special Agent Dominic Grey’s investigation reveals the cult-terrorists’ newest target—himself.

Dominic Grey, Diplomatic Security special agent, product of a violent childhood and a worn passport, is assigned to investigate. Aiding the investigation is Professor Viktor Radek, religious phenomenologist and expert on cults, and Nya Mashumba, the local government liaison.


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