The Rogue River Incident, Case XI Book I - Walters, Mike
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In 1949 five individuals spotted an unidentified flying object hovering over the Rogue River near Gold Beach, Oregon. The Air Force sent a team to investigate and were unable to repudiate the eyewitness claims. The event, known as The Rogue River Incident - Case X, remains unexplained. Decades later, in the small town of Rogue River, Oregon... What Would You Do if Strange Things Started Happening in Your Neighborhood? Strange phenomena, buried truths, and the Wild & Scenic Rogue River create the perfect backdrop for this gripping mystery. When outdoor photographer Mitch Wilde captures…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In 1949 five individuals spotted an unidentified flying object hovering over the Rogue River near Gold Beach, Oregon. The Air Force sent a team to investigate and were unable to repudiate the eyewitness claims. The event, known as The Rogue River Incident - Case X, remains unexplained. Decades later, in the small town of Rogue River, Oregon... What Would You Do if Strange Things Started Happening in Your Neighborhood? Strange phenomena, buried truths, and the Wild & Scenic Rogue River create the perfect backdrop for this gripping mystery. When outdoor photographer Mitch Wilde captures unsettling footage of a creature emerging from a lake, he's pulled into a web of eerie events and unexplained violence. As his neighbor uncovers evidence of looming danger, Mitch must unravel decades-old secrets to protect his town from an unseen force. This fast-paced tale of suspense and small-town survival will keep you hooked until the final page. Book 1 of a thrilling two-book set.
Autorenporträt
The Rogue River Incident duology is rooted in my lifelong connection to Oregon's Rogue River and a fascination with the unknown. Growing up near this rugged waterway, I spent countless hours hiking, tubing, cliff diving, and fishing-experiences that made it the perfect setting for my first novel. With Mitch Wilde, a character inspired by Fox Mulder from The X-Files, I set out to explore strange phenomena against the wild backdrop of the Pacific Northwest. One day, I sat down with this idea, and several months and 85,000 words later, book one was finished. I love a good cliffhanger, and I always keep in mind Garth Stein's advice: "Write something you'd want to read." That's how The Rogue River Incident came to life.