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An original novel based on the podcast created by Mike Howorun and Brady Roberts!
For internet sleuths, nothing beats a firsthand account—especially when it’s your own. Desperate for tangible evidence of a shadow government, monstrous creatures, and a laboratory complex built deep beneath the Denver International Airport, Jessica wrangles a gaggle of like-minded armchair adventurers to break into the facility, seeking not only validation but vindication too.
Using the Escaping Denver podcast as a loose guide, this ragtag team discovers that it’s not breaking in that’s hard—it’s getting out.
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“A descent into conspiracy theories that recalls the twists and mystery of a good action movie, Teague Bohlen’s Escaping Denver is a wild ride that delivers surprises right until the very end. I especially loved seeing how local lore got woven into the story.”
— David R. Slayton, author of Rogue Community College
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“Based on the wildly popular podcast, with conspiracy theories, thrills, great banter, and shoot-outs, this novel warms my X-Files heart.”
— Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times bestselling author of X-Files: Ground Zero and Nether Station -
“Very creepy and I love it.”
— Denver7 News, praise for the podcast -
“Escaping Denver is a wildly entertaining conspiracy thriller full of twists and turns. If you’re a fan of The X-Files, The Goonies, or just love monsters and mysteries, you won’t be able to put this down.”
— Taya Valkyrie and John Morrison, AEW wrestling superstars
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About Teague Bohlen
Teague Bohlen is an associate professor of fiction at the University of Colorado Denver, where he runs the student newspaper The Sentry and serves as fiction editor for the literary magazine Copper Nickel. He works the literary, pop-culture, and sociopolitical commentary beats for the alt-weekly Westword, and his short fiction has been seen nationwide. His first novel, The Pull of the Earth, won the Colorado Book Award, and he’s the coauthor of the student-strategy textbook The Snarktastic Guide to College Success. His first collection of stories, a flash fiction–photography mash-up called Flatland, was named a finalist for the Colorado Book Award in 2020.