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The Refuge
The Refuge is the second action/adventure thriller in Andi Neal's new series The Progeny Novels.
Where the line between MAN and MONSTER has blurred...
As a scientist, Dr. Griffin Maddox has spent his life dealing in facts, not legend or myth. But when a longtime friend recruits him to help track down a mysterious creature supposedly haunting the Okefenokee Swamp, Griffin can’t seem to say no. Despite his better judgment and complete lack of faith that the creature even exists, he teams up with a wildlife photographer and starts the search.
Intrigued and always game for a little weird and crazy, photographer Nick Dawson quickly agrees to accompany the quirky professor on his quest to find the elusive swamp ape of Okefenokee. But with mystery after mystery slowly surfacing, she soon realizes she’s sinking too fast into boggy ground. And what started out as a simple game of hide and seek quickly turns into a deadly hunt between man and monster.
Between Nick’s many odd talents and despite Griffin’s clumsy stumbles, the two manage to uncover a disturbingly sinister plot behind their cagey simian. They soon realize the supposed monster in the equation isn’t the creature that has been eluding them, and the answer to all their questions lies within the boundaries of The Refuge.
Where the line between MAN and MONSTER has blurred...
As a scientist, Dr. Griffin Maddox has spent his life dealing in facts, not legend or myth. But when a longtime friend recruits him to help track down a mysterious creature supposedly haunting the Okefenokee Swamp, Griffin can’t seem to say no. Despite his better judgment and complete lack of faith that the creature even exists, he teams up with a wildlife photographer and starts the search.
Intrigued and always game for a little weird and crazy, photographer Nick Dawson quickly agrees to accompany the quirky professor on his quest to find the elusive swamp ape of Okefenokee. But with mystery after mystery slowly surfacing, she soon realizes she’s sinking too fast into boggy ground. And what started out as a simple game of hide and seek quickly turns into a deadly hunt between man and monster.
Between Nick’s many odd talents and despite Griffin’s clumsy stumbles, the two manage to uncover a disturbingly sinister plot behind their cagey simian. They soon realize the supposed monster in the equation isn’t the creature that has been eluding them, and the answer to all their questions lies within the boundaries of The Refuge.
228 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 28, 2015
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Andi Neal
35 books5 followersAndi Neal grew up as an avid reader and devoured books of all genres in her younger years. Finding her passion for writing in college, she was drawn to the fast paced plots and daring, enthusiastic characters that drive her novels today. Her debut novel, Unraveled, began her trademark style of thrilling action and adventure.
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June 23, 2015
A thoroughly good book. Absolutely fantastic!
If you are looking for a book that will keep you reading, this is it. A different take on the swamp ape ( bigfoot ), you will be surprised where this one takes you. Great characters, good plot ,action and adventure. Loved it, recommend it highly. Want to read others . In this series. Some of the same people appear, but is a stand alone novel.
If you are looking for a book that will keep you reading, this is it. A different take on the swamp ape ( bigfoot ), you will be surprised where this one takes you. Great characters, good plot ,action and adventure. Loved it, recommend it highly. Want to read others . In this series. Some of the same people appear, but is a stand alone novel.
June 19, 2018
It was a very good book
August 25, 2016
"Where the line between man and monster has blurred..." says it all. Imagination, thrills, and suspense deep in the swamp! And Neal always has a touch of humor in her characters.
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