Corefall, by Barrie Anthony Carter, looks at how scientific truth and institutional denial meet. This scary new book raises questions about what we’re ready to ignore and who we’re ready to shut up to keep the peace. The first person to die is the brave person who speaks the truth when it becomes too dangerous to accept.

Barrie Anthony Carter’s first book, Corefall, is a tense and unforgettable look at power, denial, and sacrifice in the face of a world disaster. The story is about Dr. Elias Varo, a brilliant geophysicist whose cutting-edge AI system, CORENET, finds strange things happening deep in the Earth that point to a terrible threat happening right under our feet.

Dr. Elias Varo is not praised for his discovery; instead, he is told not to speak, not trusted, and ignored as a crazy person by the very groups that are supposed to protect the people. The story of his fall from being a respected scientist to an outcast is at the heart of Corefall. It’s a scary look at how often people choose comfort over truth. But this isn’t a story about a lone dog.

Corefall is made up of the stories of other people who are caught in the rising tide of disaster. Colonel Thatcher had to make a terrible decision: He could either follow orders, even if they meant hurting the country, or quit his job out of moral duty. Engineer James Hardy, who is worn out, pushes his body and mind past their limits to give people one last chance to survive.

And Angela Beck, who is very smart and sad about her brother’s death, gives up health for the sake of science and the greater good. One theme runs through all of them: suffering makes heroes strong. People give up safety for belief, love for duty, and reason for the truth. They still fight.

With its furious pace, emotional depth, and unwavering insight, Corefall grabs readers by the collar and pulls them into a world where telling the truth isn’t just annoying; it’s deadly.

Like Michael Crichton and Cormac McCarthy, Carter writes a story that is crazy and incredibly likely to happen. This book is more than just a disaster story. A warning and a thank you to those who speak out when it would be easier to keep quiet.

About the Author:

Barrie Anthony Carter has been a construction worker for more than 45 years and is very skilled. Even though Barrie didn’t go to school the traditional way, he has had a successful career as a general laborer, a teacher, and an apprenticeship supervisor thanks to his ability to learn independently and his constant drive to improve. He knows how to put in underground utilities, teach safety, help leaders grow, and teach simple things like surveying and reading blueprints.

Barrie has worked for several well-known construction companies, including Wilcoxon Building, Arthur L. Hamel Construction, and Anchor Construction Corporation. The Washington Building Congress has given him several Annual Craftsmanship Awards for his work to teach workers and keep them safe. These awards show how much he has helped the health and infrastructure of the area.

Barrie is now mostly retired but still loves getting to know new construction workers and showing them how to do their jobs. He loves living in Maryland with his wife, grandson, and daughter-in-law, where they are all close. Barrie likes to fish and work on home projects to unwind and think about new things when he’s not at work.

People who follow his advice should work hard and believe in themselves for good things to happen. This has been the main idea that has guided his whole life and work.

Barrie Anthony Carter’s “CoreFall” autobiography is now available on her official website and Amazon.

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