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The police bring Ben Adams in for questioning concerning the disappearance of Nancy Keene. Further investigation reveals that essentially every five years of the past 15 years Ben has been a suspect in the disappearance of a female. On January 18th 1994, Carol Sifford was reported missing after coming home with Ben from a high school dance. On January 18th 1999, Judy Haskell disappeared from her dorm after returning from a college fraternity party with Ben. Neither has ever been found. Chief Neuman believes that Ben is responsible for all three disappearances and sets out to convict him. The Chief is first surprised when Ben asks for his help to prove his innocence and then outraged when his daughter is reported missing after meeting Ben. Ben is arrested and in jail when he disappears. The FBI and CIA become involved. Not because of the disappearances but because of Bens work at Chemtrak where he has found a reaction by-product with some most unusual properties. They need Ben to join a team of U.S.- Russian scientists at Lake Vostok, Antarctica on a mission to preserve the current human time-line.
About the author
I received a BA degree in chemistry from the American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts, and an MS degree in chemistry from the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. I worked in chemical research for thirty-eight years before retiring in 1994. I have several U.S. patents and have traveled extensively throughout the United States as well as to Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, Japan, Malaysia, and Australia, implementing the essence of my inventions. Other books by the author are the following: The Coalition, Gone, and Stringer 969.
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