Archaeology 501: The Field Trip

Dr. Johannes Petermann is a professor of archaeology at ASU, Tempe. He is leading a group of Grad Students on a field trip to the jungles of Cambodia. They are in search of an ancient temple complex that has been rumored to glow at night with a strange green light. Reports of this glow go back to the Vietnam War era as reported by pilots. What should be a normal trip to a dig site turns into a very real nightmare when upon arrival they manage to disturb some ancient, evil beasts, which live in the temple. A harrowing and deadly confrontation occurs and the group is forced to fight for their lives against things that are not supposed to exist. It may well be that no one will escape alive.

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A harrowing and deadly confrontation occurs and the group is forced to fight for thier lives against things that are not supposed to exist!It may well be that no one will escape alive.

About the Author

Jacamo is from Galveston, and retired US Army.In his career he spent 13 years overseas in Asia and Europe. In addition to Combat Arms Operations he worked in Physical Security, Logistics, Data Processing, Operations, Procurement and Recruiting.After retiring,he worked as a Law Enforcement Officer, Security Manager, Private Investigator, Firefighter Lieutenant, Veterans Counselor, Personnel Director, Security Consultant.Jacamo is a Freemason and Shriner, an active political advocate for Veterans Affairs and Rights. He is a graduate of Columbia College. An avid reader himself, He believes that reading is fundamental.Jacamo enjoys writing on many levels and about many subjects.He has published three books "A Hard Place/A Sergeants Tale" A Vietnam War story about small unit Special Operations. "Blademaster of Norda" a Dragons,Swords and Sorcery Fantasy. "Archaeology 501/The Field Trip" a Horror Novella about an expedition to the jungle gone wrong. All three of these works are available here on Amazon, in both paperback and e-book format. Jacamo is currently writing the sequels to "Blademaster of Norda" and "A Hard Place".

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