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Drug marketing strategies tie to ancient spirits revealed to Emma when her grandfathers diary and artifacts are found after his death. Gunther Ludolf conducted psychological experiments at Dachau.
After the war, he continues his Nazi research working for pharmaceutical giant, LabUrnum. Her grandfathers legacy and a desire for truth lead to danger from medical and religious authorities and threaten the global health community.
Emma and her husband Dake are thrust into a historic, ancient conspiracy of Sumerian origins, concerning marketing strategies of the modern medical and pharmaceutical industry and in turn reveal the faith dilemma facing Christianity. This evidence leads them to battle evil spiritual authorities who fear revelation of their ongoing plot to deceive mankind into dependence and worship of medicine and pharmaceuticals.
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C. Carlson holds a M.S. from Texas A&M University, served in the U.S. Army, was in business for 20 years, worked in the Europe, Middle East, Central America, and India, and taught business and computer networking in a small college. He has also taught Sunday school for some 25 years. Throughout his colorful career he has extensively traveled internationally. This is his first novel in collaboration with his wife. It reflects over three years of historical research and writing.
K. Carlson holds an M.S. in School Administration from University of Louisiana @ Lafayette and also taught English in both high school and small college settings. She enjoys research and also holds a minor in Library Science. She left her career as a campus director for a local medical vocational school for 10 years to pursue writing. She currently manages electronic and hard copy content for a non- profit. She has taught Sunday school for the last five years and continues to do so. She has been writing this book with her husband for the last three years.
