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The Unknown: A Novel
FIND THE CHILDREN!
International tensions arise as nine gifted children mysteriously disappear from a California research conference. Could a paranormal, paradigm shift be taking place? Do these children possess extraordinary gifts? And if so, where do their gifts come from? Another Reality? Another Time?
WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN?
John Warren and Denise Fellini, single parents of the two American children, become entangled in a thick web of government deception, extremists, and murder. Is the FBI and Secret Service with the parents, or against them?
WHAT MYSTERIOUS FORCES?
In the dangerous and frantic hunt for the children, Warren and Fellini’s sense of reality is pushed to the limit. Will they have the courage to break through the mysterious forces standing between them and the young children? Will they find their children alive! Can the U.S. President keep the international uproar under control, or is it too late as tensions escalate? Will Dr. Boris Parnov, a visiting specialists and prominent member of the international research team led them to the children, or is he in danger of arrest and confinement? Are the answers in Sedona, Arizona, or on the Hopi Reservation in New Mexico...Or could they be right there at the Lake Arrowhead Conference Center?
About the Author
Linda Pendleton writes fiction and nonfiction. A number of her books have won awards. Her latest fiction includes the Catherine Winter Private Investigator Series; and the historical novel, Corn Silk Days: Iowa, 1862. She coauthored fiction and nonfiction with her husband, Don Pendleton, including the crime novel, Roulette: The Search for the Sunrise Killer.
International tensions arise as nine gifted children mysteriously disappear from a California research conference. Could a paranormal, paradigm shift be taking place? Do these children possess extraordinary gifts? And if so, where do their gifts come from? Another Reality? Another Time?
WHERE ARE THE CHILDREN?
John Warren and Denise Fellini, single parents of the two American children, become entangled in a thick web of government deception, extremists, and murder. Is the FBI and Secret Service with the parents, or against them?
WHAT MYSTERIOUS FORCES?
In the dangerous and frantic hunt for the children, Warren and Fellini’s sense of reality is pushed to the limit. Will they have the courage to break through the mysterious forces standing between them and the young children? Will they find their children alive! Can the U.S. President keep the international uproar under control, or is it too late as tensions escalate? Will Dr. Boris Parnov, a visiting specialists and prominent member of the international research team led them to the children, or is he in danger of arrest and confinement? Are the answers in Sedona, Arizona, or on the Hopi Reservation in New Mexico...Or could they be right there at the Lake Arrowhead Conference Center?
About the Author
Linda Pendleton writes fiction and nonfiction. A number of her books have won awards. Her latest fiction includes the Catherine Winter Private Investigator Series; and the historical novel, Corn Silk Days: Iowa, 1862. She coauthored fiction and nonfiction with her husband, Don Pendleton, including the crime novel, Roulette: The Search for the Sunrise Killer.
310 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 7, 2012
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January 23, 2013
Well now that's done. 1.5 Stars
I don't like to give bad reviews, I REALLY don't. People put their time and energy in the writing of their books, so I don't like to sound mean.
I was happy to be finished this book, for me it just never did it. For someone else they might highly enjoy it. The funny thing is I found the concept interesting, but how it was presented to me well, not to lie, bored me.
I had to add more: I never connected with the characters, I didn't like them. I'm sorry your kids and others have been kidnapped, lets start looking at each with potential feelings. Lets toss some romance into the book, which just felt awkward and out of place, and stop calling her "kiddo"
Sorry all end rant!!
I don't like to give bad reviews, I REALLY don't. People put their time and energy in the writing of their books, so I don't like to sound mean.
I was happy to be finished this book, for me it just never did it. For someone else they might highly enjoy it. The funny thing is I found the concept interesting, but how it was presented to me well, not to lie, bored me.
I had to add more: I never connected with the characters, I didn't like them. I'm sorry your kids and others have been kidnapped, lets start looking at each with potential feelings. Lets toss some romance into the book, which just felt awkward and out of place, and stop calling her "kiddo"
Sorry all end rant!!
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