CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa., Aug. 31, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Everyone uses the drain at home to discard food. But does anybody know exactly where it goes and what is eating it? Danger is closer than what most think and this is what readers will discover in They Came from the Drain, the engaging new book about scavenging authored by Robert Michael Wills.
The text tells a story about two families that move from New York City to Scranton, PA searching for a more tranquil life. Things change for the worse when people's pets mysteriously die. Carol, a high school science teacher, is approached by the local police in connection to her class experiment that saw a rat die suddenly. Combining their efforts, Carol and the police search for a mysterious killer behind the death of the pets. Eventually the search involves the help of the military and even the President. When they discover that a highly intelligent carnivorous bug exists in people's homes, they are forced to retreat. What will they do next and how will this crisis end? Read the book to find out!
They Came from the Drain takes a close look at how people's lives revolved around their sink in their homes as well as the creepy form of life that lives below the surface. It expresses that natural creatures that feed on our crumbs could bring danger to families at home. Be sure to order a copy of this intriguing book by visiting your local bookstore or online at Xlibris.com today!
They Came from the Drain * by Robert Michael Wills
Publication Date: June 5, 2007
Trade Paperback; $18.69; 230 pages; 978-1-4257-6671-9
Cloth Hardback; $28.79; 230 pages; 978-1-4257-6678-8
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