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The story revolves around the tragic events following Sherry Shriner's manipulation of her follower, Steven Mineo, who breaks away from her cult after she labels his girlfriend, Barbara Rogers, as a reptilian agent. Just two months later, Steven is found dead from a gunshot wound, leading to Barbara's arrest for his murder. The narrative explores themes of cult influence, paranoia, and the darker implications of belief, revealing a complex web of psychological manipulation and tragic outcomes.

Delaware's craft beer scene is rich with history, beginning with the rise of German lagers in the 19th century. Following Prohibition, homebrewers revived the industry, with Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head playing a pivotal role in reforming state beer laws. This opened the door for brewpubs like Stewart's and Iron Hill, which combined food with their unique brews. By 2009, production breweries such as 16 Mile and Fordham & Dominion emerged, showcasing innovative brewing and highlighting the local drinking culture. Beer writer Tony Russo captures this dynamic evolution.

This book explores the rich brewing history of Maryland's Eastern Shore, starting with John Beale Bordley's rebellion against English ales during heavy taxation. It chronicles the rise and fall of local breweries, culminating in the modern craft beer movement led by innovative brewers like Eastern Shore Brewing and Burley Oak, as narrated by beer enthusiast Tony Russo.