AURORA, Ill., Oct. 9, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A man stranded in a blizzard mysteriously survives after more than a week in the freezing outdoors. Was it the work of an angel that allowed him to survive that storm? Or was it something more terrifying that sends him to the brink of insanity? Unravel the intriguing answers in Dead Storm, a fascinating novel written by Richard Seib.
Stranded by the worst blizzard to hit Montana in a century, Reed Weber, a wealthy Chicago businessman is miraculously discovered alive, entombed in his snowbound automobile. He had been missing since the storm swept through the area, closing all roads and crippling communications. But was it a heavenly angel or something else that brought Reed through that storm. What happened in that blizzard during those eight freezing days and nights that caused him to recant a tale so horrifying it bordered on insanity? Reed insists he was not alone and that during his ordeal, he found love and an adventure against creatures that defied description.
Was Reed telling the truth? Could those unimaginable horrifying monsters possibly exist? Or is his story the result of the hallucination brought on by the trauma of his experience? Discover the exciting answers as they unravel in Dead Storm. Order a copy now!
About the Author
After graduating from Roosevelt University Richard Seib kicked around the art world eventually opening and operating his own art gallery for nine years. After leaving the art scene, he spent a number of years traveling the country as a manufacturer's rep. During those years, often traveling the back roads of our country and living in rural motels, he turned to writing. Fascinated by the stories of local history and lore, he began recording those unusual and sometimes mysterious tales that set their world apart from the urban life most know. 'Dead Storm' is the result of those experiences.
Mr. Seib resides in a rural setting west of Chicago with his wife and their two children. Richard continues to answer the call of adventure by traveling, and exploring new geographical regions, while delving deeply into local history and folklore.
Dead Storm * by Richard Seib
Publication Date: August 11, 2000
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