Stars Above The Forest Dark - Paperback

by D. T. Bush (Author)

This Book Is Dedicated To All Those Who Look Up And Wonder. Some things are best hidden. Some things are better left to Myth And Mystery. The majestic mountains of the Pacific Northwest hold a secret we may not want uncovered. Dr. Laura Brandt would find the answers but not before a frightening journey of discovery that would turn her world upside down. A discovery of monumental proportions is revealed to her alone. Her disappearance would not be explained. Who would believe any of it to be true?Laura, achieved success at University, earning a PhD in Genetics and another in Animal Behavior. This brought satisfaction to Laura but kept her from returning to the mountain home of her childhood. It was the summer people that pulled Laura out of that paradise making her look for something different and exciting putting the desire in her for more until she'd gone so far for so long she'd forgotten how happy she'd been there. The sudden death of her father brought her back to the mountain where Laura thought she could deal with her grief in the cabin home of her childhood never thinking she would find more than she hoped for or could ever have imagined. How many times have you wondered; Are They Real? Can We Find Them? Why Do You Ask?

Author Biography

D. T. Bush is an author of adult fiction, a published poet, author of rhyming childrens' picture books as well as editor and publisher of Poetyr Magazine, editions 1997 and 1998. The author is a member of the Gulfport Fiction Writers Group and a resident of St Petersburg, Florida. While a member of the Long Island Writers Guild of New York the author received the Presidents award for Life Time Achievement, December 2006 as well as an Honorable Mention award from the Princess Ronkonkoma Productions 4th Annual poetry contest Other fictional works waiting publication or works in progress include; Bear Claw: The Moon of the Awakening, Grandma's Glasses, Rebecca's Song and the Ciranna Women. Visit the author's web site at www.dtbush.com to leave your comments about the book and/or order more books. Notes from the author: No matter where I am I write. I most often write to bring people closer, to encourage tolerance, understanding and acceptance. That was my hope for "Anton's Place" which was published in 2005, as well as many of the other books and articles I have been working on. I enjoyed a successful book signing, for Anton's Place, at the Book Revue in Huntington, New York as well a signing at the Huntington Cinema Arts Center in New York. My self-published works include Anton's Place, No Other Man and Necessary Lies. I choose self-publishing as I lack the patience it takes to seek publication through a traditional publishing house. In 1997 and 1998 I ran poetry contests and published "Poetyr Magazine" to celebrate poems and poets who were kind enough to share their work with us.