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Fibers
By Jennifer-Crystal
Johnson
Infiltration Trilogy,
Book 1
Publisher: Broken Publications
Release
Date: March 9, 2016
Genre:
Science Fiction
Format:
eBook/Print
ISBN:
978-0692661307
ASIN:
B01CRL084C
About the book:
Anna Reynolds is caught up in the middle of a
secret interdimensional government agreement... and she doesn't even know it.
There's a medical anomaly loosely dubbed Morgellons disease afflicting a number of people. Symptoms include open sores that produce colorful string-like fibers, fatigue, and nightmarish visions of shadowy figures. No one knows where it came from. No one knows what causes it. There is no cure.
When Anna begins having nightmares and waking hallucinations of the shadow people, her uneasiness about her condition grows. Enlisting the help of her doctor and some friends, Anna is determined to find out what's really going on and why Morgellons is such a mystery.
With her health declining and doubts about whom she can trust, is Anna doomed to become a slave to her condition? Or will she and her unlikely group of would-be heroes come through, saving her... and, ultimately, the world?
There's a medical anomaly loosely dubbed Morgellons disease afflicting a number of people. Symptoms include open sores that produce colorful string-like fibers, fatigue, and nightmarish visions of shadowy figures. No one knows where it came from. No one knows what causes it. There is no cure.
When Anna begins having nightmares and waking hallucinations of the shadow people, her uneasiness about her condition grows. Enlisting the help of her doctor and some friends, Anna is determined to find out what's really going on and why Morgellons is such a mystery.
With her health declining and doubts about whom she can trust, is Anna doomed to become a slave to her condition? Or will she and her unlikely group of would-be heroes come through, saving her... and, ultimately, the world?
EXCERPTStanding slowly with her palm pressed to her eye, she spotted a tiny clump on the counter not far from the tweezers. It looked like balled up blue and red string wrapped in eye goo. But when she touched it gingerly with her fingertip, it felt hard, similar to rock or crystals. She turned off the water.Not wanting to leave this cluster of strange unattended, she picked up the tweezers again and pinched the whole mess between the tips. Cupping her left hand underneath, she took it to a kitchen counter and turned on the overhead light.Squinting her hazel eyes, she poked at the tiny mass with the tip of the tweezers, suddenly wishing she had another pair.“What the hell are you...?” she muttered under her breath, trying to keep her breathing shallow so she wouldn’t accidentally exhale it away and lose it. She noted that her eye felt perfectly fine. A little sore, but not bad. She decided to get a toothpick from the silverware drawer and pinched the balled up fibers in the tips of the tweezers again. Just in case.As she loosened the tweezers and brought the toothpick closer to the tear duct excretion, she watched the blue string she had pulled on stretch itself slowly toward the wood.“No way,” she muttered, moving the wooden toothpick closer. She moved it left, then right... each time she moved it, the tiny string followed. She saw the red one poking out from the tangled mass, too, and she dropped the tweezers and the toothpick, stepping back and taking a deep breath as she cupped her hand over her mouth.What is that?
AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Jennifer-Crystal
Johnson
is originally from Germany, but was raised an Army brat. She has published one
novella under her former last name, The Outside Girl: Perception is Reality
(Publish America, 2005 - out of print as of 2013), a poetry book, Napkin Poetry
(Broken Publications, 2010), and a collection of poetry, art, and prose called
Strangers with Familiar Faces (Broken Publications, 2011). She's also published
a collection of short creature horror stories called If You're Human Don't Open
the Door (Broken Publications, 2012), a personal development book called The
Ten Pillars of a Happy Relationship (Broken Publications, 2014), and a
collection of more horror stories (no creatures this time, just people) called
Our Capacity for Evil (Broken Publications, 2015). She has several poems and
short stories published on Every Writer's Resource and has recently published a
science fiction novel called Fibers, the first book in the Infiltration
Trilogy.
Jen owns and operates Broken Publications (www.BrokenPublications.com) and
publishes an annual anthology to raise awareness about domestic violence called
Soul Vomit (www.SoulVomit.com). When she isn't writing or editing, she enjoys
playing games with her three kids, watching crime shows on Netflix, or reading.
She lives in WA State with her three children, three cats, and a crazy puppy
named Thor. You can connect with her at www.JenniferCrystalJohnson.com,
@brokenpoet, or www.Facebook.com/JenniferCrystalJohnson.
Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteQueen, Thanks for the intro to Jennifer and her work. Good job...both of you. (jozywails@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteHi Misty! Thank you for taking the time to learn more about my book & leave your comment =). I hope you enjoy the novel when you have a chance to pick up a copy!
DeleteJen
I like the excerpt, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Rita! I hope you enjoy the book when you have the chance to grab a copy =).
DeleteJen
Thank you so much for hosting my book on your site! Also, thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn more about Fibers =).
ReplyDeleteIf anyone is interested in more excerpts, I invite you to sign up to receive my author newsletter at www.JenniferCrystalJohnson.com. I'll be sending out 12 excerpts you can either read in your email or watch me read on video =).
Thank you again! I hope you enjoy reading the novel, Fibers =).
Jen