Fragmentation

In the closing months of World War II top secret experiments in stealth were conducted at the Philadelphia Naval Yard using Einstein's Unified Field Theory. When a research vessel mysteriously disappeared from its dock with more than 40 souls on board the Navy surreptitiously declared the ship lost at sea with all hands missing. As the Second World War drew to a close, work on these experiments was discontinued and the government quietly let them fall into the dust bin of history. Some 65 years later, metallurgist David Albright, makes a startling discovery. A crucial piece of evidence in the ship's disappearance leads him to a new love and a conspiracy at the highest levels of our government. Spurred on by co-worker and bio chemist Colleen Gilmore, their race toward the elusive truth about the doomed ship and escape from the relentless pursuit by government agents is a love story filled with heart-pounding drama and shocking twists.

Gregg Cameron, the author of FRAGMENTATION and The Dark Side of the Lake, grew up in Union, New Jersey. A 1969 Monmouth University graduate with a degree in Business, he retired from a successful career and moved to southwest Florida in 2005 with his wife Mary Beth and two children.