THE KANAWHA ANOMALY

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MYSTICISM AND SCIENCE COLLIDE WHEN A TEAM OF CIVILIAN AND U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL INVESTIGATE A MYSTERIOUS AND POTENTIALLY MALEVOLENT FORCE THAT HAS SUDDENDLY AWAKENED IN RURAL WEST VIRGINIA. A FORCE ONCE WORSHIPED AS A DEITY BY NATIVE AMERICANS When employees of the Green Creek Coal Company detonate an explosion to strip-mine Kanawha Mountain, the blast triggers a series of unexplained-possibly super-natural-events in the rural hills of West Virginia. Blue Avalon, an elite team of civilian and U.S. military personnel formed to investigate unexplained phenomena, is activated to investigate whether an intelligent entity or force is respon-sible for "the Kanawha Anomaly." The Blue Avalon team is assisted by three civilian consultants: Shawnee Native American tribal members Leon Great Eagle and Ben "Dancing Bear" Grayson, also, Sarah Muller, a young Georgetown graduate who has a special connection with the entity. The team must work against the clock to determine whether the Anomaly is benevolent or constitutes a direct threat to all of mankind.What Readers Are Saying About The Kanawha Anomaly "First world industry meets old world gods, and they're not happy. An interesting 'what if' tale."-S.M. Anderson, author of End of Summer "The Kanawha Anomaly is an intriguing military tech thriller with a touch of Native spiritualism sprinkled in... a captivating tale that leaves you yearning for more."-Michael C. Keith, author of "Insomnia 11 "In the Kanawha Anomaly, Phil Temples has managed to merge a fast-moving modern-day saga, quirky and interesting characters, and elements of spirituality into a novel that will pull you in and keep you reading. When strip mining in West Virginia seems to have unleashed an other-worldly power, the top-secret team Blue Avalon is called upon to investigate. What happens next may actually have consequences for the entire world. A not to be missed read, The Kanawha Anomaly combines old beliefs with new technology in a compelling book you won't easily put down."-Lindy Bergin Conroe, author of Clearly Hidden