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FICTION
217 Pages, 6.0 x 9.0
Formats: Trade Paper, EPUB
Trade Paper, $9.99 (US $9.99) (CA $19.99)
Publication Date: September 2017
ISBN 9781988281124
Rights: WOR
Sands Press (Sep 2017)
Several decades have passed since the Korean War. For one veteran, Willy Carson, the horrors live on. Compelled by a need to exorcise his demons, he has sculpted haunting effigies that tell a silent tale.
Willy became a rich man by keeping his promise to never breathe a word of those memories to anyone.
But, happenstance and fate have decided to intervene. Something is causing a manifestation in Willy that will open the door to an unimaginable horror that only a handful of people know about. A group of handpicked elites that was formed back in 1947 for one express purpose—to suppress certain information by any means necessary. That original group, and their heirs over several generations, have been privy to the reasons why people like Willy Carson had to suffer in silence.
While billions of people around the globe struggle daily with the horrifying events that nature and the planet seem to be thrusting upon them, a small circle of the most privileged know what's really happening...and why.
The truth about secrets is that they can rarely be kept. Inevitably, a special someone comes along whose conscience overcomes the moral struggle.
And dares to challenge that age—old question: 'Is it sometimes better not to know?'
Peter Parkin was born in Toronto, Ontario. After a thirty—four year career in the business world, primarily spent in the executive ranks, Peter has written six novels, the last four with co—author, Alison Darby. He has two grown sons and two grandsons and resides near the city of Calgary, on the threshold of the Rocky Mountains.
Alison Darby is a life—long resident of England. She studied psychology in college and when she's not working and writing novels, she enjoys researching the wonders of astronomy. Alison has two grown daughters who live and work in the vibrant city of London. Alison resides in an historic home in the charming town of Tettenhall, U.K.
