Truth Insurrected
The Saint Mary Project
by Daniel Douglas
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Pub Date Oct 19 2014 | Archive Date Jan 06 2015
Description
When former FBI agent William Harrison begins receiving mysterious postcards with the signature "Echo Tango," he's alerted to a cover-up beyond anything he ever thought possible.
His informant turns out to be a guilt-ridden ex-operative in the Saint Mary Project, an ultra-secret program engaged in alien contact. The organization is wiping out loose ends, and Echo Tango thinks Harrison is the man he needs to stop it.
Thanks to a gunshot wound suffered in an attempt to thwart an armed robbery, the crime-fighting life is something of Harrison's past. He keeps his shooting skills sharp but walks with a limp, and he is more likely to catch marital cheaters than anything else--as a private investigator.
But Harrison can't shake the feeling that this case is meant for him. He enlists the help of colleagues and starts following the clues.
However, hired guns stand between them and the truth. There are also alien-human hybrids to contend with, but that's not all. Harrison's investigation also turns up a powerful secret about him and his family--a secret that may just be what lets him end these unimaginable crimes.
Will Harrison discover and reveal the truth? Find out in Daniel P. Douglas's thrilling UFO conspiracy novel Truth Insurrected: The Saint Mary Project.
Advance Praise
"This energetic thriller leans much more toward espionage than
sci-fi, but its sprinkling of fantastical elements makes it a
standout...A multigenre espionage tale that's unquestionably
entertaining." -Kirkus Reviews
5 Stars "...a gripping
read, a thriller like no other...Mr. Douglas has written a best seller
here...Excellent novel, I can't wait to read more." -Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite
"An
excellent science-fiction/conspiracy thriller...a strong debut novel
from author Daniel P. Douglas...the suspense grows with solid pace and
satisfying bursts of action... as the ending approaches, a masterful
buildup of anticipation (and a menacing countdown!) brings everything
together to a very satisfying climax...Highly recommended!" -The Columbia Review of Books & Film
5
Stars "...a breathtaking ride through an unsettling fictional
trope...Truth Insurrected by Daniel P. Douglas has all of the trappings
of awesome storytelling..." -Suzanne Cowles for Readers' Favorite
"Truth Insurrected is a solid page-turning debut." -Self-Publishing Review
"...surprisingly
well-crafted and exciting debut novel from author Daniel P.
Douglas...will keep any fan of science fiction and conspiracy style
fiction turning the pages." - Reader's Entertainment Magazine
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780990737100 |
| PRICE | $19.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
John P, Reviewer
“Truth Insurrected: The Saint Mary Project” was published in 2014 and was written by Daniel Douglas. This is Mr. Douglas’ first published novel.
I would categorize this novel as ‘R’ as there are instances of Mature Language and Violence. The novel is written in the third person and is set in contemporary America. The two main characters are retired FBI agent, now a Private Investigator, William ‘Bill’ Harrison and Las Vegas, Nevada Police Officer Nick Ridley.
Harrison is drawn into an investigation by an anonymous source. The more he looks into it, the stranger and more outlandish the claims seem to be, yet the evidence he accumulates indicates that it is the truth - Aliens did crash in Roswell, New Mexico in the 40s and the government is behind a massive cover up. The further Harrison digs, the more his life, and that of those around him, seem to be at risk.
Ridley experiences a strange incident, then he is pulled in by his sister as her husband, an Air Force traffic controller, begins to act strangely. Before he knows what has happened, he meets Harrison and is confronted with the conspiracy theory. Soon, he too is in danger of being included in an effort to clean up loose ends in the cover up.
I thought that this novel had a good plot, one that was not too outlandish. I liked the characters and enjoyed the 11.5 hours I spent reading this novel. I give this novel a 4 out of 5.
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