Gregory R. Marshall writes fiction that confronts injustice, intolerance, and bigotry. He is interested in the boundaries between fact and fiction, and the way that contemporary internet culture and media have obscured the concepts of reality and truth. He recently edited the novel Controlling Interest by T.J. Altieri. Marshall's style seeks to combine the pacing and accessibility of Stephen King with the layered, cerebral approach of Umberto Eco.

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Book Blurb:

Gifted MIT graduate Nick Thomas has invented an engine that can end human dependence on fossil fuels. His abduction by energy conglomerate Warren Enterprises leads to a series of revelations about power, religion, and the fate of the American soul. Told through rotating perspectives, the novel follows characters on both sides of the conflict. Nick is tested by a sinister presence that seems to have an intimate knowledge of his hopes and fears. While investigating his disappearance, his girlfriend Veronica discovers dark secrets lurking beyond the comfortable façade of Westchester, New York—secrets that shake the core of her identity.