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It all began with footprints… Tornado researcher Victoria Thomas discovers an impossible set of footprints in a muddy field near Memphis. They indicate that a man walked away unharmed after being engulfed by the full fury of a twister. A year later, Victoria finds an identical set of mysterious tracks in Kansas and she becomes obsessed with finding this odd wanderer. His existence challenges her very conception of reality and stimulates something deep within her imagination. When she finally does find Ben Fulgar, Victoria can't believe her own eyes or his improbable story. She'll risk her life to prove to herself that the world operates according to rational rules. During their adventures on the prairie, their relationship intensifies into a love that will be challenged by the ultimate forces of nature. Tornado Siren is the story of two outsiders drawn together by the simple beauty and deadly destruction lurking on the Great Plains. |
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Reviews and Accolades "Natural disaster buffs will enjoy Gabridge's paranormal take on
nature's destructive powers. Scenes of tornado researcher Victoria Thomas'
cross-country trek with the supernatural storm chasers, Ben Fulgar and
his dog Kimat, are among the best of the book, as she teaches an innocent
mystic how to ride a bicycle and how to deal with an overzealous state
trooper." "This book is deftly written and one hopes it will garner much deserved
attention." "A thrilling story about an extraordinary man and how love changes (his)
views of the world around him and what he has to do to continue contributing
to the balance of nature. Victoria.is willing to defy all her teachings
to support the man she loves. This will take you on a journey into the
strange and unknown and leave you wondering about what we really know
about nature and how it works. I recommend this to everyone who enjoys
a story that combines the paranormal with a whirlwind romance." |
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About the Author PATRICK GABRIDGE is an award-winning playwright and screenwriter, whose plays include Pieces of Whitey, Blinders, and Reading the Mind of God. An MIT graduate and a long-time resident of tornado country, Patrick now lives in Boston. This is his first novel.
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