A-21

by Tim Hancock

Chief Brian KellyA a�a s career as a U.S. Navy S.E.A.L came to a halt when he lost his right knee saving a rich kid MarineA a�a s head during Desert Storm. He medically retired with his pension and a dream. He had always planned to open a security consulting firm. His dream would be made easier when the young MarineA a�a s wealthy grandfather dies. The old man had felt the need to reward Brian for his heroic deed. The reward comes in the form of a long-abandoned government research facility and a lot of cash. From the first day at the Englewood Foundation building, they notice things are not exactly normal. The most noticeably unusual things are the freshly mowed grass, the absence of dust and the appearance that everyone had just left. The most interesting is the fifty-year-old phone that still works. Strange things begin to happen soon after they get set up. When things start to affect his people, Brian begins a desperate search for answers. This search would reveal a horrible government secret. Brian would risk his business, his new love, his freedom, and his life to find the answers.

185 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2003

About the author

100% Disabled Navy Veteran. I spend my free time with my mother, wife of 15 years 5 adult children and 3 grandchildren. Writing is my job, along with promoting my current books.