Bermuda (Herman Ingram Book One)
by Jeb Bohn
**Some people kill to keep secrets. It's his job to expose them.** Herman is a man of many traits: cynical, sarcastic, dogged. He's also a journalist who's tired of telling the same story. The unbridled optimism of his youth is …
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**Some people kill to keep secrets. It's his job to expose them.** Herman is a man of many traits: cynical, sarcastic, dogged. He's also a journalist who's tired of telling the same story. The unbridled optimism of his youth is long gone, yet he still yearns to make a difference. Luckily, he's about to get the chance. The catch? It may cost him his life. When a strange package shows up on his doorstep, Herman is intrigued. Inside, he finds documentation on a revolutionary water treatment plant under construction in Central Florida... ...and plans to add a synthetic additive to a water source that supplies millions. His research yields unsettling results—one scientist is dead; another is on the run—all pointing to a research firm in a town called Bermuda. Can Herman—aided by his mentor and a small band of allies—put an end to this scheme, or will he be sacrificed in the name of progress? Pick up this page-turner today and find out!
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"**Some people kill to keep secrets. It's his job to expose them.** Herman is a man of many traits: cynical, sarcastic, dogged. He's also a journalist who's tired of telling …"
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