How might we react if the spirit of a coal miner killed in a tragic labor incident in 1922 were to confront us? In fact, Joe Bailey is confronted by such a spirit. And, what if you or I were that miner, unable to find peace after all this time? Then, both cosmic and human forces, in fine alignment with Joe as their trip-wire, could be our only hope for closure and for peace. Nick Shebellko was cut down in the prime of his life during the vividly described battle at the Cliftonville mine. But eight decades later Joe, an outdoorsman and real estate agent, meets and befriends Nick's spirit. He and teacher friend Jessie Randall fight to bring peace to Nick's spirit, and to eight other deceased miners, while restoring their own tattered reputations. In the process they not only learn about, but experience 1920's coal mining camp life, its heartaches and its customs. Set in the locale of the world-famous Meadowcroft archaeological dig, this story is both timely and timeless.
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Joseph Bogo was born in Washington, PA, and grew up in the small, formerly coalmining town of Avella. He served for five years in the U. S. Air Force, including a year in Vietnam. He graduated from West Liberty State College, West Virginia with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and Sociology. He served as an administrator in a state mental retardation institution and a state mental hospital in western Pennsylvania. He currently sells real estate in Washington County, PA. He is active in the community, including publishing two community-oriented web sites and a local newsletter. He is a life-long writer, principally for enjoyment, although a few pieces have been published. He has already completed a second, unpublished novel. He has been married since 1971 to high school librarian Carolyn Bogo. They have two children, Jennifer and Joseph. Jennifer, currently the senior science editor at Popular Mechanics magazine, provided editing assistance for Holes in the Hills.
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