1st Novel: Fake Attack
Joe is an ordinary guy who overhears an extraordinary conversation. Now he's leaving his local barbeque restaurant intertwined in a plot against America. In his truck is a mysterious device holding a deadly virus, a nuclear weapon or something worse. Joe embarks on a quest that takes him through five states in search of someone to tell him what to do.
Kenneth W. Johnson, Ph.D., is a native of Georgia and a retired professional archaeologist/anthropologist. This is his first novel. He graduated from Georgia Southern College and received his Ph.D. at the University of Florida in 1991. He taught anthropology and geography for twenty-three years at Thomas College/Thomas University and at Georgia Gwinnett College, the newest college in the University System of Georgia, retiring as Associate Professor of Anthropology in 2017. He and wife Leslie live in Thomasville. His next novel will be an archaeology mystery.
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