Novel Takes on Illegal Substances and the Drug Cartel

With a fresh perspective on mystery novels, author Chuck Sisson spins a fast-paced story of survival and desperation of an unwitting drug trafficker in “Pitch Black.”

The story follows Stan Miles who is to transport boxes of precious Indian artifacts unearthed in a reservation in Navajo to a supply center in Virginia. Upon unloading the boxes, he realizes that he is duped in trafficking illegal substances across state borders. With nowhere to go, his fate hangs in the line with the men who accompanied him to the trip.

The ensuing circumstances leaves Stan unconscious and trapped in a dark basement. People who have been relentless in looking for him find themselves treading on thin ice. “Pitch Black” explores the character’s struggle and suffering in keeping his sanity and attempting to escape the drug cartel.

“Pitch Black” is one of the books featured in the prestigious 2017 Frankfurt Book Fair from October 11 to 15, 2017.
 
 
Pitch Black
Written by Chuck Sisson
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About the Author

Chuck Sisson is an accomplished academician. His career in teaching began in Independence, Kansas, where he was also a baseball coach having played professionally during college. He earned both his baccalaureate and master’s degree at Emporia State University in Kansas and completed his doctorate at Florida State University and Colorado University through a fellowship program. Chuck is now retired and living with his wife of thirty-three years, Paula, in McKinney, Texas.

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