The KingBee
The KingBee by George S. Haines, published by AuthorHouse on December 26, 2014, is a fictional work that spans 268 pages. Set against the backdrop of a bank robbery in August 1948, the story follows special deputies Sam and Howie as they are tasked by Sheriff Neverfine to track down the culprits. Their investigation leads them to a secret chemical laboratory hidden within a deserted coal mine in Southern Indiana, where they uncover a sinister plot involving a substance called BrainX.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative filled with action and adventure as Sam and Howie confront the challenges posed by the criminals and their experiments. The story raises intriguing questions about a faded Bible verse discovered in the mine and the mysterious character known as the Kingbee. As the deputies face the threat of becoming subjects of a dangerous experiment, the plot unfolds with suspense and tension, compelling readers to delve deeper into the unfolding mystery. This edition offers a unique blend of thrilling elements and thought-provoking themes, making it a notable addition to the Sam and Howie series.
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In August 1948, a daring bank robbery occurs at the First Express Bank in Marion, Indiana. At the same precise time, three inmates are sprung from the local jail by a stranger dubbed the Mayor. As special deputies, Sam and Howie are directed by Sheriff Neverfine to track down the culprits. The trail leads to a secret chemical laboratory located in a deserted coal mine deep inside an obscure mountain in Southern Indiana. Captured and shackled inside the mine, Sam and Howie notice a faded Bible verse on the stone wall. Who scratched the verse on the wall? Why does the verse appear in such an odd location? Does the verse have any special meaning or message for people who entered the room in past years? The deputies then discover that the devious criminals are developing a secret chemical called BrainX. When this substance is absorbed into the brain cells of subjects they become as zombies, responding only to the directives of the scheming experimenters. When Sam and Howie learn that they are destined to be the first human subjects to be infused with BrainX, their future existence as normal persons is in jeopardy. Will they ever be able to escape from the ongoing tortuous nightmare? And how about the Kingbee? Why does he suddenly show up? How does this character fit into the ongoing mysterious saga? Is he a friend or a foe? You will have to read every chapter in this novel, the sixth in the Sam and Howie series, to find the answers to all these intriguing questions.
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