Noah Sick

About the Author

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Noah Sick is the author of Dancing in Time, a novel written in 1999 and published in 2026.

The book draws on real places, real silences, and decades of unanswered questions surrounding the mountain resort town of Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania — a place that looked like a postcard and kept secrets like a vault.

A writer shaped by the Cold War's long shadow, Noah spent years collecting the fragments that became this story: intelligence threads, small-town whispers, and the kind of buried truths that only surface when someone refuses to stop looking.

Dancing in Time is his debut novel. It is the story Eagles Mere never wanted told.

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Written

1999

Published

2026

Setting

Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania

Genre

Alternative History

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First Author’s Edition · 2026

Dancing in Time

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"A novel of secrets, espionage, and buried truths set in the mountains of Pennsylvania."

Written in 1999 and held for over two decades, Dancing in Time follows one man's obsessive unraveling of a Cold War secret hidden inside the most unlikely of places: a small, forgotten resort town in the Pennsylvania mountains.

Part intelligence thriller, part alternative history saga — the novel moves between decades and continents while always returning to Eagles Mere, and the silence that still hangs over it.

Written

1999

Published

2026

ISBN (PDF)

979-8-9962282-5-6

Setting

Eagles Mere, PA

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The Author's Confession

Dancing in Time is an alternative history fiction novel. While the story is based on real historical facts about Eagles Mere, its landmarks, atmosphere, and legacy as a place where time seems to stand beautifully still, many characters, events, conversations, and plot details are entirely the product of the author's imagination.

Some historical events in this story have been changed or given different outcomes, not by mistake, but on purpose, as part of the alternative history storytelling. These departures are intentional and creative in nature, not factual claims. They are meant to delight, not to mislead.

Any resemblance to specific real persons, living or deceased, or to actual private events in the town of Eagles Mere or Washington D.C. is entirely coincidental and unintended.

This story was written in a tribute to one of Pennsylvania's most enchanting and timeless destinations. Eagles Mere is a real town, well worth a visit, and the warmth behind every page is genuine.

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