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Gail Cochran is a law enforcement Ranger for the National Park Service in Southern Nevada. She gets an anonymous tip one night that a woman has been killed in Area 51, notorious for UFO sightings. She investigates and finds the body, then sees beautiful blue lights hovering in the sky, drawing her away from the scene, in a kind of rapturous stupor for an unknown period of time. When she gets back, the body is gone.
A chance meeting with Trenton Russell gets the CIA involved and things go from bad to worse. A simple murder case leads the pair on a route of twists and turns involving national security, for it turns out, the murdered woman was an investigative journalist, who had discovered a plot to sell alien technology to the Chinese. The pair fight for their lives trying to unravel the corruption surrounding the UFO, from congressmen to the Pentagon.
The latest book in the Blackjack Player series
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"The true artist lives neither in the world of reality or illusion, but in the nether world between reality and illusion known as the poetic image"
Gerald Austin Boltz
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Lawrence Durrell
From the Alexandria Quartet
"All artists should be put in a barrel of broken glass and rolled down a hill-twice on sundays"
Joyce Cary
From the Horses Mouth
Joyce Cary also wrote what is arguably the most important book on art for aspiring artists ever written. It should be their bible. Art and Reality: the Ways of the Creative process
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