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    Esoteric
    Esoteric
    Esoteric
    Ebook275 pages6 hours

    Esoteric

    By Forrest Boston

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    What if everything you were taught about the universe was wrong...?

    Four Ph.D. candidates in various fields of science have stumbled upon an abundance of facts – facts that the general public are not aware of. In spite of their desire to write their doctoral dissertations on these facts, their faculty advisors will not approve their research. Undaunted, with the help of a newfound friend and colleague, a school superintendent who shares their passion, they seek to get this knowledge out anyway. There are those, however, who don’t want these facts to be known – powerful individuals who are using the ignorance of this knowledge to manipulate society as we know it. The group, however, refuses to be silent and the battle ensues. Who will win? What will be the outcome for these men, their families...and the world?

    Esoteric will keep you on the edge of your seat, amaze you, haunt you and maybe even change the way you look at the world and yourself.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherForrest Boston
    Release dateFeb 1, 2011
    ISBN9781458193513
    Esoteric
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    Forrest Boston

    After undergraduate and graduate school, Forrest worked in the 4-state area of Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri and Indiana. He is somewhat of a renaissance man as his life experience has been wide and varied. He has worked in a lab, been a counselor, dispatched trucks, taught school, modeled, acted and now lives in Missouri where he is a personal trainer. He is married and has two children. He enjoys exercising, writing, movies, acting, researching, travel and just kicking back and doing nothing.

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