On the Dark Edge of Heaven
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The city of Hannibal, Missouri, is steeped in history. The boyhood home of Mark Twain, this sleepy town on the western banks of the Mississippi River, holds many stories and more than a few secrets.
Nearly 50 years ago, three boys went to explore Hannibalâs famous caves and mysteriously vanished. The case was never solved and eventually became part of the townâs folklore. Detective Booger McClain is brought in by a client hoping to bring new life to the case, and what the private investigator learns is more than either of them knows how to handle. You see, caves hold secrets. Bizarre, dangerous, and other-worldly secrets. Detective McClain thinks he knows what happened. Now, the story just needs to be told. Â
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Alan Brown grew up in the suburbs of Kansas City and graduated from Shawnee Mission East High School in 1973 and Avila University in 1979. Now, he lives in a suburb of St. Louis, MO, with my wife and three daughters. He also has four sons who are grown and living outside the home. He enjoys writing about experiences he had growing up, examining the fantastical side and the dark side of a personâs natural fears. All of his books are based on a reality in his life. He is a fan of Alfred Hitchcock. Like his stories, Alan Brownâs will conclude with a twist, something he hopes will take the reader by surprise.
