WRONG SIDE OF THE GRAVE
by Bryna
Butler
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BLURB:
When the dearly departed of Point Pleasant
start walking and talking, the Men in Black mark Mothman as suspect number one.
A fun read, Wrong Side of the Grave is a fast-action Teen Sci-Fi Mystery with a
paranormal twist.
Parent Approved: Contains no profanity or sexual content.
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A beep sounds off as Warner locks down the vehicle so he doesn’t
wander off. No one can get in or out.
Most of the [Men in Black] black suits’ vehicles are
equipped with the feature. Of course, that’s a lesson I learned the hard
way...more than once.
From the trunk Warner pulls a shiny black, rectangular box.
I think he’s going to open it from the top, but he slides his index finger over
one of the small ends and it disappears. The end, not his finger. Warner
repeats the motion on the opposite end and a large red button appears.
“Probably pretty tempting not to pocket one of those suit
gadgets and try your luck as a magician in Vegas.” I smirk.
“You laugh,” he says. “But they actually have protocols in
place for that. They call it the Penn and Teller Contingent.”
“Seriously?”
He just shrugs as he begins to pump the red button. With
each intake of air, the box hums and whirs as he watches a tiny screen that has
appeared on its top.
“There’s a trace of her DNA still here,” he announces.
“Maybe we can find a trail.”
“So that’s like a bloodhound in a box? Handy.”
He tips his chin up to me. “DNA detector. Analyzes hair,
bodily fluids, and even microscopic skin particles floating in the air.
Anything that contains DNA, no matter how small, this device is on it.”
“Handy <i>and</i> disgusting.”
“Let’s focus on the handy,” he suggests.
AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Bryna Butler
is a journalism-trained writer having authored dozens of articles and financial
publications before taking the leap into fiction in 2011. Her first book, Of
Sun & Moon, skyrocketed to number one on Kindle top free charts in the
categories of Teen/YA Supernatural Mystery, Teen/YA Romantic Mystery, and
Teen/YA Time Travel in the U.S. and U.K. when the title went to free status in
2014. Butler’s work is free of profanity and sexual content making them safe
reads for pre-teen as well as teen readers.
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