The basis of the story incorporates known nuclear bomb testing sites and a contemporary (1990s?) day test. It seems to be a very cut and dry case, but don't worry all of the typical conspiracy and paranormal comes into this tale. I will say no more.
I found the first few pages hard to get through, but it might have been my circumstances- I was on a work trip. My mind was buzzing about all kinds of digital repository terms. It had the same layout as an episode with an added bonus. With this being a novel, the reader has insights into Scully and Mulder's thoughts as well as dialog. This one focused a lot on Scully. Scully stays a mystery to an extent in the television series. This novel expanded on her youth and some of her rebellious collegiate days. Oooo, drama. Okay, as dramatic and rebellious as Scully gets which is as one would expect- not much. The sexy interaction between Scully and Mulder was missing though.
David Duchovny folds outs would have made this book a best seller. Just saying.
Go find this book. Read it. Find out the truth.
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