Greg Lawson

Deputy Mental Health Investigator Adam Thompson had worked hard for his position, but he soon discovers with increased responsibilities comes increased risk. A week before Christmas Adam faces a law enforcement officer's nightmare, the murder of his partner. Prevented from participating in the murder investigation and tracking down the killer, Adam is forced to carry on as usual. The following week brings a series of bizarre mental health investigations that pushes him to his limits.

In the small decaying community of Yegua, Texas, Veterinarian William Clayton sells his integrity to an international agriculture conglomerate called Naturalzyme. Even though he is aware of the dangers of their products, he continues to promote and conceal their impending catastrophe. Surrounded by the human effects of the Naturalzyme products, Sheriff's Deputy Brett Blackburn responds to a series of strange events but he remains oblivious to their causes. Set in a Texas town whose sole job force relies on the success of the coal strip mining industry, "THE CARRION" is as provocative and it is disturbing.

Greg Lawson, veteran paranormal explorer and researcher has traveled to some of the strangest places in the world. Military sites, battlefields, and cemeteries are among his favorite locations. For the first time, Greg shares his experiences and thoughts of specific places that profoundly influenced his beliefs.Among the stories Greg recounts are spellbinding tales of: A joyous wedding that turns to tragedy An initiation ceremony with solemn origins Underwater explorations of a British Merchant Navy vessel, and The quiet mystery of an historic Chinese fort. Diaries of a Paranormalist is a deeply personal account of his desire to understand the mysteries of the world, the meaning of life, and whatever lies beyond. GREG LAWSON has spent much of his adult life researching strange places. From the first Russian colony in Three Saints Bay, Alaska, to the pyramids of Egypt, he has explored paranormal hot spots in over 40 countries. Greg is a career law enforcement officer and international lecturer specializing in paranormal investigative techniques and the study of unusual occurrences.

Enter the exciting world of paranormal investigation, where history, folklore and the supernatural converge.Learn how to be a super sleuth from Greg Lawson, a longtime paranormal investigator and law enforcement officer, who shows you how to apply crime investigation and detection techniques to the paranormal. Raise your skills and get more out of every investigation I love Greg Lawson's unique perspective. As a law enforcement veteran, Greg brings the techniques of criminal detectives into paranormal investigation. His perspective is one that is much needed and long overdue. If you are seriously interested in the supernatural, you need to get your copy of How to Be A Paranormal Detective today --Jim Harold, host of The Paranormal Podcast and Jim Harold's CampfireGreg Lawson brings much needed insights to the field of paranormal investigating with a book that finally covers the most fascinating aspects of the investigation. How to Be A Paranormal Detective is a fantastic read.--Dave Schrader, host of Midnight in the Desert

The Carrion is a disturbing tale of human manipulation and biological mutation revealing the startling similarities that all living organisms share, predator as well as prey. Three years ago, Naturalzyme Incorporated released their first generation animal feed and water-conditioning products. With the help of Dr. William Clayton, the University Extension Service Dean of Veterinary Medicine, the Naturalzyme field-control test animals passed all USDA and FDA regulations on their initial trial. What Dr. Clayton didn

The Carrion is a disturbing tale of human manipulation and biological mutation revealing the startling similarities that all living organisms share, predator as well as prey. Three years ago, Naturalzyme Incorporated released their first generation animal feed and water-conditioning products. With the help of Dr. William Clayton, the University Extension Service Dean of Veterinary Medicine, the Naturalzyme field-control test animals passed all USDA and FDA regulations on their initial trial. What Dr. Clayton didn