David Pierce desperately needs this job overseeing the hydropower plant. After being a little too honest in his previous job, he and his family have struggled, so he attempts to be willing to overlook a lot in order to secure and maintain this new position.

David's ethics are put to the test on the first day of the job and throughout the novel, as the plant is blamed for a panoply of negative occurrences, including animal hallucinations and deaths. As local gossip filters to his family about lost children and something dangerous in the woods...in their woods, next to their home, the home in which a little lost girl used to live, how will he face the probable threat to his family? His daughter, a unique little girl with special gifts, as well as mental acuity, may be in the most danger, even more so than David's reputation in the field as the representative of a potentially deadly company.

THE BONE FACTORY, a well-developed tale of horror and suspense, will thrill readers, particularly those of early Andrew Neiderman.