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(More customer reviews)This book has a great premise and shows a lot of promise but I felt there were areas that could have been explored to a greater extent and other areas where it was over done. To me it felt like an 'almost there' mystery. I couldn't quite relate to the characters who seemed a little two dimensional and, sadly, found by the end of the book that I didn't really care very much one way or the other. A bit more work is needed and it could be a great novel.
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A 1967 refinery explosion outsideof Baton Rouge, Louisiana, plants the seed for a covert plan that threatens thetown of La Salle, Louisiana, a small farming town north of Baton Rouge.
Forty years later, a late nightphone call sends Arizona civil engineer Daniel Hartwick on a business trip toLa Salle. Vandalism and sabotage threaten to flood La Salle, which sits in theshadow of the massive Mississippi River levee. There he joins up with two colleaguesfrom Kansas City, his friend Yanus Fautonov, originally from the Ukraine, andNadine Russo who was called away from her husband and two teenagers.
Obsessed with UFO's and internetreports of alien sightings, Yanus's theories were never taken seriously byDaniel and Nadine. But soon after their arrival in La Salle, Yanus disappearsfrom his hotel room. Daniel and Nadine are drawn into a manhunt for theirmissing colleague. A family crisis distracts Nadine, but she continues with thesearch until she can fly home.
Yanus may not be who he says heis, and appears to have a unique connection to his kidnappers. Daniel andNadine stumble into a buried past hidden in La Salle and an underlyingconspiracy. They soon become targets themselves. In the process of searchingfor Yanus, battling personal challenges, and running for their lives, Danieland Nadine are drawn together.
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