New Release Book - Ropen Island: Cryptozoology Hunters

Lois Buchter's new action-adventure Sci-Fi book, Ropen Island, has been released. This book follows the journey of a team of scientists who are after a cure for diabetes, but stumble upon a nesting site of Pterodactyls. Can the team make it back with biological evidence, or will they fall victim to the creatures? End Quote

Sacramento, CA (1888PressRelease) April 01, 2024 - Lois Buchter, a well-known author and artist from Northern California, has just published her newest novel, "Ropen Island," an exciting action-adventure set in the enigmatic jungles of Papua New Guinea.

Since her 2004 meeting with explorer Paul Nation in Granbury, Texas, she couldn't forget his firsthand narrative of sightings of Pterodon-like creatures. Eight of the creatures were observed flying at night with bioluminescence in the outback, where no other humans resided. Subsequently, he conducted interviews with native tribes in the region who created sandy sketches of what we currently identify as long-tailed Pterodactyls.

Her story of "Ropen Island" takes a frightening twist during what appears to be a routine research expedition. During their search for rare bats with potential Diabetes-fighting properties, the team comes across the surreal spectacle of Pterodactyls hunting in the night—referred to as Ropen or death-eaters by the locals. In a race against time, the team must navigate perilous jungles while being relentlessly pursued by these deadly creatures.

Buchter skillfully combines suspense, action, comedy, and mystery as the research team collects evidence to confirm the scientific record. Will they survive and return to civilization, or will they fall victim in this thrilling adventure?

Among Buchter's previous works is GERTI'S WAR, a non-fiction memoir that explores her cousin's wartime experiences in Germany.

Now, her curiosity for the unknown has taken her to the uncharted realms of cryptid action/adventure in "Ropen Island."

For more information about Lois Buchter and “Ropen Island,” visit www.LoisBuchter.com

Media Contact: Lois Buchter (LoisBuchter ( @ ) gmail dot com) 817-808-4125c

Note to Editors: Review copies and author interviews available upon request. High-resolution images and additional materials provided on demand.

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