The Copper Box

Name: The Copper Box
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Author: Linda Boltman
ISBN: 9781465740588

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Linda Boltman

Wild Bohr Press
Paru le : 15/09/2011

While excavating a new business site, heavy equipment operator Doug Stone scrapes a strange object with his earth moving bucket. Dr. Alicia Evans from... > Lire la suite

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While excavating a new business site, heavy equipment operator Doug Stone scrapes a strange object with his earth moving bucket. Dr. Alicia Evans from the University is called in and discovers that this extraordinary box has a mysterious and nefarious history. Staying late that night to lock up, Doug is irrevocably drawn back to the dig site by a power he can't explain. Freeing the strange object from the hard dirt, he discovers two unusual keys which open the box.
Initially disappointed at finding a simple, black onyx stone, Doug learns that this rock contains properties like no other. But once blessed with this new power, the recipient finds that it may not be a blessing at all.

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Date de parution : 15/09/2011
Editeur : Wild Bohr Press
ISBN : 978-1-4657-4058-8
EAN : 9781465740588
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Linda Boltman

Linda Boltman's psychological thriller, Man in the Moon was released by Jigsaw Press in July, 2011. Although she still writes psychological thrillers, since then she has shifted her focus to write short eBooks for people on the go. including The Sheriff, The Copper Box, Lover's Leap, The Valet of Darkshire Manor, The Captive, Moon Pies, Plum Loco, The Christmas Challenge and Flash and Dash, a collection of short stories.
Shifting yet again, her latest book, a science fiction thriller, The Battle For Gray Tower, was released in October, 2014. Linda's short story, The Captive was selected by San Diego Writer's Ink Anthology, Vol 4 as one of San Diego's finest writers. She has had numerous short stories and poetry published in IdeaGems Magazine, Adventures for the Average Woman and Tough Lit in both their magazine and ezine editions in the United States and internationally.
Her stories have also appeared in GreenPrints, Grand Magazine, The San Diego Reader and other publications. An active water colorist and traveler, Linda makes her home base in Kirkland, Washington where she enjoys an active lifestyle in the middle of wine country, the ocean and mountains with some pretty amazing scenery.