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Broken Gate
BROKEN GATE
What has God hid in you?
Kat—a ten-year-old girl—battles to save her family from a supernatural being conjured up from her father’s unconscious. The battle between good and evil begins when Kat’s father—a widower gripped by grief—dares to investigate the God Module—the part of the brain that allegedly holds our biological need for a belief in God.
About the Writers
At the age of five, twin brothers Mark Rogers and Scott Rogers spent eight hours a day in the Virginia woods, while their father worked as a surveyor and their mother worked at the Pentagon.
At seven, they stuck toothpicks in a potato and placed it in the backyard. They then went up into the attic and spied on the potato from the tiny attic window.
At eight, bullying cousins terrorized the brothers by locking them in the pitch-black basement of a creepy tenement house for several hours.
At nine, when their parents went out for the night, they became convinced a giant chicken was going to invade the house. They barricaded themselves into the spare room, made a half-dozen Molotov cocktails, and waited for hours with arrows cocked in their Ben Pearson bows.
These and many other experiences primed the pump for the eventual writing of Broken Gate.
NeoText publishes Mark Rogers’ Gray Hunter series and Tijuana Novels series, and the novella Pirate Jenny.
What has God hid in you?
Kat—a ten-year-old girl—battles to save her family from a supernatural being conjured up from her father’s unconscious. The battle between good and evil begins when Kat’s father—a widower gripped by grief—dares to investigate the God Module—the part of the brain that allegedly holds our biological need for a belief in God.
About the Writers
At the age of five, twin brothers Mark Rogers and Scott Rogers spent eight hours a day in the Virginia woods, while their father worked as a surveyor and their mother worked at the Pentagon.
At seven, they stuck toothpicks in a potato and placed it in the backyard. They then went up into the attic and spied on the potato from the tiny attic window.
At eight, bullying cousins terrorized the brothers by locking them in the pitch-black basement of a creepy tenement house for several hours.
At nine, when their parents went out for the night, they became convinced a giant chicken was going to invade the house. They barricaded themselves into the spare room, made a half-dozen Molotov cocktails, and waited for hours with arrows cocked in their Ben Pearson bows.
These and many other experiences primed the pump for the eventual writing of Broken Gate.
NeoText publishes Mark Rogers’ Gray Hunter series and Tijuana Novels series, and the novella Pirate Jenny.
116 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 13, 2026
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