Granada Hills, California, Author Publishes New Novel "The Mountain of Oblivion"

"The Mountain of Oblivion," a new book by Adam Choi, has been released RoseDog Books.

Several killing incidents occur in different areas in the United States. A certain Major Berkely shoots and kills fourteen soldiers in the army cafeteria in Texas and tries to kill himself. When asked about the incident, he alleges he has no memory of it. Then, in downtown Chicago, a man with a semi-automatic gun kills around eighteen innocent people in a public library and eventually commits suicide. A unique resemblance is observed from those two killings: the suspects keep repeating the phrases "kill'em all" at the shootout.

Michael Ackerman, an agent who disguises himself as an army psychologist named Kevin Baleman, witnesses how Major Berkely kills himself while in an army hospital. Before his death, Major Berkely utters "kill'em all" and "no gun"- two phrases which seem so familiar to Michael.

In the ensuing days, Michael will experience other unexplainable deaths and strange dreams that would confuse him more than ever. But his mounting questions would be answered through his dreams. He would learn of the existence of two after-death places called "river of wailing" and "mountain of oblivion," his true identity, and his rebirth to accomplish a very important mission-to tell the world of the truth behind the 1950 killing.

About the Author:
Adam Choi was born in Seoul Korea in 1957. Just after graduation from King Sejong University he flew to America. He was 25. He went to Iowa State University, but he decided to join the army. During the service, he attended to American Tech. University and Boston University.

After Choi got out of the US Army, he started to write books in Korean. He wrote many Korean novels and short stories. He published many books in Korea. He decided to write books in English, and has published 2 books in English. He specialized in mystery, history, religion and supernatural books.

"The Mountain of Oblivion" is a 190-page hardcover with a retail price of $22.00. The ISBN is 978-1-4349-3499-4. It was published by RoseDog Books, an imprint of Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For more information, or to request a review copy, please go to our virtual pressroom at www.dorrancepressroom.com or our online bookstore at www.rosedogbookstokre.com.