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John O'Brien - Conspiracy

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A shot taken A new enemy revealed Lynn has been rescued from deep within the heart of a night runner lair. The answer why she was taken remains a mystery. Sandra lies in a pool of her own blood ending her desperate measures to draw Jack to her. As Red Team celebrates their joy of Lynns freedom, they are unaware that a sight is centered on them from afar. A bullet tears through the air, streaking their way. Harold discovers information that stuns the small group of survivors and further threatens their fragile handhold on existence. They have overcome one challenge only to find that a new, more dangerous one replaces it. Theres more to this new world than Jack ever suspected. With only a single team at his disposal, Greg is sent to continue the search for survivors. Separated from the group and unable to call for help, the small group must journey along lonely and perilous back roads in the hope of finding family members. In the end, Greg must decide between saving others and the safety of his team. Meanwhile, with the crew anxious to get home, Captain Leonard sails down the western seaboard to search for answers as he struggles to come to grips with the world. The group tries to stay one step ahead but theres trouble infiltrating from the north. And Michael is stirring from within the depths of his lair. The winds of change are blowing Book I Book II Book III Book IV Book V Book VI Book VII Book VIII

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CONSPIRACY

A Novel by John OBrien

This book is dedicated to my father, John P. OBrien. A Vietnam War vet and a great man. I didnt get to know you as well as Id have liked to, but the times we did get to share will forever remain with me. You are in my heart when I stroll through the woods and always in my thoughts. I miss you.

Authors Notice

The New World series is a fictional work. While some of the locations in the series describe actual locations, this is intended only to lend an authentic theme. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

First thanks goes to my mother, June OBrien. She takes first crack at my scribblings and turns them into something that others can read. Each time I seem to develop a new quirk. This time I seemed to fixate on begins to and to an extent. I dont know what Id do without you. Thank you for all of the hours you put in. And thats aside from publishing your second book in the series, The Blue Child Series. I highly encourage everyone to read The North Road. You wont be disappointed.

Thank you to the beta readers who take their valuable time to read through and correct my many errors. I truly appreciate all of your input!

I owe a special thanks to Amanda with Cave of the Winds. She spent a lot of her valuable time answering my questions regarding the cave systems located in Manitou Springs.

A thanks goes to Matthew Riggenbach for your help with the cover art. You delivered once again in record time with a masterpiece.

And a very special thanks to all of my readers, thank you!!! Your encouraging messages and support is humbling. I feel truly fortunate to have such great fans. You arent just fans, youre friends and part of my extended family. You have journeyed with me through this story and made it a part of you just as much as it is me. I said it before and Ill say it again, this story is as much yours as it is mine.

If you do happen to enjoy the story, feel free to leave a review. Reviews are important for two reasons. One is thats how the books get up in the listing which of course means more sales. But more importantly, it lets me get a look at everyones perception. Looking though the online reviews, I feel that I become a better writer.

John OBrien

AUTHORS NOTE

Well, here we are on the eighth book. Who would have guessed it would have come this far. I, for one, am absolutely thrilled it has as I enjoy writing about this group of survivors. They have become more than just characters in a story, they have become a part of me that I enjoy spending time with. Yes, the voices in my head. The fun thing about writing about them is that I never really know what is going to happen. Within certain set parameters, the tale unfolds as I set the words down.

Ive had a few messages regarding UV lighting so I thought Id take the opportunity to talk about that. I truly wish that UV lighting could come into play and work it into the story line with teams pushing into night runner lairs. UV lighting operates on a shorter wavelength than that of the visual spectrum. Its really divided into three different UV types but I wont go into that. The sun emits all three types and its UVB that is the most damaging. Most of the artificially produced light, i.e. tanning beds and handheld devices, operate in the UVA spectrum. This light can be harmful if overexposure occurs but that exposure takes some time for it to be effective in that manner. I cant see that anyone would want to hold a lamp to a night runner for an extended period of time, and I cant imagine that the night runner would be cordial enough to hold still during that time. Well, enough about that. Im not meaning to come across negatively, I just want to mention it and show that it wouldnt be a very feasible option.

Id also like to mention that there is a lot of planning that involves Frank so there is a lot of interaction there. I just dont write about a lot of the pre-planning that goes on as Im sure youd be skipping over those sections just as I would be falling asleep at the keyboard writing it.

This book is a little different than the others. There are a few threads going on, and an introduction to a new one. I wont spoil it here but youll see it. Speaking of which, here I am prattling on, keeping you from the story. So, lets get on with it shall we. I hope you enjoy the continuation of Jacks and the groups tale. And, if you happen to enjoy it, please head back and leave a review. Id be forever grateful.

John OBrien

Prologue

Tired from a night of hunting, and with the bright light bringing an end to his time outside, Michael eases down to the hard, wooden floor of his lair. The noise of the pack jostling to find places to rest echo in the large arena, eventually settling to a few grunts and groans. Michael wants to slump down and sleep with the rest of them, but thoughts, racing through his mind, keep him awake. With the two-leggeds occupying the top position, anxiety about his pack fills most of his waking moments. They are by far the most dangerous threat to the packs existence.

There had been a chance to destroy the two-leggeds when Sandra had somehow managed to get into their lair, but then she inexplicably left with one of their females in tow. However much he has tried to make sense of that move, he hasnt arrived at anything that adds up. Now his worry extends to what the two-leggeds response will be. Michael has no doubt that theyll react, but he isnt sure of what that will entail. He has warned his groups heading out on the nightly hunt to be alert for the sounds of the thing in the sky that rains down death; but so far, nothing has materialized.

Through images from some of her followers leaving and arriving on their hunt, he knows where Sandra has laired the remains of her pack. Thoughts circle through his mind about eliminating her as she has endangered the whole pack through her actions. Instead, he has purposely kept a wide separation between their two packs. There is no telling when the two-legged ones will react, and he doesnt want to be caught in the middle or in any way draw their attention his way.

Michael knows the two-leggeds must be destroyed if he and his pack are to have a chance at surviving and that Sandras actions are now likely to make that a more difficult endeavor. His choices are to attack the two-legged lair and hope for the best, destroy Sandra and hope that his own pack isnt discovered, pull farther back until things resolve themselves, or keep things as they are. Each time he thinks of one of the options, it seems to be the right choice, but the problems associated with each one quickly appear and he discards the idea.

Attacking the two-legged lair would decimate his pack in the process, and he doubts he would be successful. That would bring about an even larger retaliation. Attacking Sandra would accomplish very little unless he recovered the captured female and released her, but what would that really solve? There is nothing to be had there except for destroying Sandra and the danger she keeps bringing. Pulling back to another location could possibly bring them to an area with limited food sources. They are able to sustain themselves where they are for the time being so moving might bring on additional problems. No, he will watch from a distance in the hopes that he can learn more about the two-leggeds from their reaction.

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He sits bolt upright, coming out from a dead sleep and into a panicked awakening. It has been several nights without any sign of a two-legged reaction to the intrusion of their lair. Michael wondered if there is going to be any retaliation at all. The image that flashed through his mind and brought him from the depths of sleep makes him think that the time of the two-legged reaction is at hand.

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