A free internet service is actually a front for a cult plotting to take over the country. And the only person who can expose the plot is a reporter in a small New Hampshire town. That?s the premise of ?Code,? a novel by Hancock resident Ken Sheldon. He?s no stranger to the high-tech world; he?s a former West Coast bureau chief for ?Byte? magazine, and the novel draws on his reflections on technology and society
