Now available as an e-book online at Amazon or Barnes and
Noble or in hard copy at LULU Press, the exciting new novel by John Crawley is The Myth Makers from Venture Galleries’ Gallivant
Press.
In the 1970’s, when energy was cheap and gas lines still a
figment of our imagination, three engineers in the New Mexico desert discovered
a secret hiding within the molecules of compounds hosting oxygen and hydrogen.
As they coaxed the energy trapped inside out, they tripped over the laws of
physics, which forbade perpetual motion from being a reality. What they
invented would cost one of them his life, another one to go into a lifetime of clandestine
hiding and finally the third to remain silent for over thirty years until his
death.
What they invented became the substance of a great myth.
The invention; was it real or a hoax? Fact or fiction? Were the men who created it scientists or con
artists? Only five people in the world know for sure. And two of them are dead.
Journalist Jack Lawrence traces the origins of the old myth
back to the men who claimed to have created a free energy machine. And by
merely uncovering the dusty facts of their past, Jack and his colleagues at a failing,
daily newspaper are placed in harms way. Some people will give anything to get
the story. Others will do anything to keep that story from seeing the light of
day.
The Myth Makers,
Crawley’s 11th novel is based on the reality that everything is not as you see
it, even if you see it with your eyes wide open.
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