Supernatural For Hire: Not From Around Here, #5

By J.S. Zuczek

Just two days before Hurricane Carlie is set to hit the Florida east coast, a senator's son hits a pedestrian on their way home from a party. As the hurricane makes landfall, Major and his secret government team are called in to help clean up the mess. Their job is simple - pay off the victim and create a diversion - something that will distract the public. But this team is different. They create fake supernatural events to hide local government screw ups. They created the UFO sighting in Roswell, the Loch Ness monster, and even the Bigfoot hysteria. Though as Major and his team arrive on scene, things go south quickly. They are surprised to find that monsters may actually be real. (approx. 5,000 words)

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeffrey Zuczek
• Release date: Apr 25, 2024
• ISBN: 9798223372066

J.S. Zuczek

Jeff presently resides in South Florida with his wife, Chantal, and their two daughters. He is a new author who enjoys writing in his spare time. His dream is to one day be published and have his novel available in a library for his daughters and others to enjoy. Please leave a shout out on my Instagram page below, and also join my Author page mailing list! Instagram @WriterDad_Jeff https://books2read.com/JeffreyZuczek

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Supernatural For Hire

Not From Around Here, Volume 5

J.S. Zuczek

Published by Jeffrey Zuczek, 2024.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

SUPERNATURAL FOR HIRE

First edition. April 25, 2024.

Copyright © 2024 J.S. Zuczek.

ISBN: 979-8223372066

Written by J.S. Zuczek.

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Florida. Somewhere along the Sawgrass Expressway in western Broward County. One day before Hurricane Carlie’s landfall.

Tuna? Leonard protested. Are you kidding me, son? Are you trying to crash this van with that stench?

I didn’t know how to respond. I was the new guy. There wasn’t even time yet to test my limits with my new team. What kind of banter was acceptable with them? Should I opt for a witty response in return, or stay the course and play it safe? Or would Leonard - my new boss - respond better to a dose of light humor?

Everything until now was off to a great start. Leonard even allowed me to ride shotgun for this first mission. From what Mike and Ray had told me, Leonard never let new hires sit up front. He was built on trust. It had to be earned. So why a sudden deviation just for me?

Perhaps it was because