David Alan Ek

Lizard People (eBook, ePUB)

Death Valley Underground

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Set in Death Valley National Park's remote wilds, "Lizard People: Death Valley Underground" is an intriguing mystery novel that lies within the borderlands between American Gothic, ancient cosmic forces, government conspiracies, and off-centered antisocial misfits struggling to survive in a brutal desert wilderness.

Sid Emerson goes missing while investigating ancient legends and a mysterious cosmic energy within Death Valley's wilderness-a force that draws in an odd mixture of eccentrics, societal outcasts, alien conspiracies, and those seeking hidden truths to ancient earth mysteries. Sid's niece hires local desert rat Paddy Darwin to find her uncle. However, she soon discovers that strange things happen when the lost search for the lost, especially within a harsh alien landscape filled with clandestine "patriots" chasing shapeshifting alien Lizard People, a media-seeking crackpot who believes his dead-body-detecting machine can locate additional victims of the Charles Manson murders, and an overworked sheriff who continuously recovers withered and desiccated bodies from Death Valley's desert inferno. The search for gold, Lizard People, and lost souls unleashes an escalating series of intertwined events fueled by greed, suspicion, and conspiratorial beliefs. The journey forces Paddy to face his troubled past in ways that provide a few lizardly twists and turns of their own.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Badwater Books
• Seitenzahl: 331
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Januar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798987651735
• Artikelnr.: 75475058

Autorenporträt

David Ek held a successful and award-winning career with the National Park Service, where he led science and natural resources teams throughout the country-including Death Valley National Park (the setting for much of Lizard People: Death Valley Underground). His resource management work often tackled complex issues of regional and national scope. David's extensive natural resource-related writings have appeared in dozens of science and management publications-and in countless forms intended for general audiences of all ages.On the literary side, David writes both fiction and nonfiction. Editors for literary journals have found his writing "strong" with "much to admire." His short stories and essays have appeared in Canary, Weber: The Contemporary West, and elsewhere. Pedro's Pickles and the American Dream was his debut novel. He is a member of the Virginia Writers Club and the Pacific Northwest Writers Association. When not sciencing or writing, David has been an active rock and mountain climber, caver, and explorer of the American wilds. A native of Seattle, Washington, he currently lives with his wife, children, cat, and dogs in rural northern Virginia.