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When an amateur journalist encounters a mysterious radio program while driving alone one late night, he is presented with a set of instructions with potentially fatal consequences. After escaping with his life, obsession takes hold and he is determined to find out who is behind the broadcast and who else it has affected. His investigation leads him to speak with travelers and truckers, vagabonds and vacationers, models and rock stars, each with their own sinister encounter with the strange program. His search draws him into a world of deadly discovery.

There are only, in my humble opinion, two kinds of readers: readers who love your books and readers who don’t know they love your books yet. But how do you reach those readers in the second category, no matter what kind of writer you are? The answer to that question is...universal fantasy. Universal fantasy is why my sales tripled when I “accidentally” wrote three books that landed in the Amazon Top 100. Universal fantasy is why some authors get gobs of gushing reviews and some authors who write “way better” get crickets.

Christian Dejoux, a 14-year-old boy living in Strasborg, France in 1890 loses his father. His mother sends the boy to Paris. War breaks out between France and Prussia, with Paris surrounded. The impressionist painter Manet employs Christian to pose for his famous painting The Fifer, and rewards him with the uniform. Penniless, his best friend and father deceased, Christian enlist in the French army.

Dr. Christopher Miller is a celebrated Silicon Valley biomechanics engineer, who operates on the cutting edge of breakthrough semiconductor technology. He is also unaware of those who will stop at nothing to acquire it. Until now. A sci-tech adventure, Dust embodies the very essence of popular conspiracy lore. Exploring advanced nanotechnology, neuroscience, Native American mysticism, international organized crime, military special operations, secret societies, world religion and paranormality, it seems nothing is out-of-bounds in T. Nelson’s global intrigue.