What the Hell Was That, Cleveland? (Infamous Moments in Cleveland History, #1)
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At 8:57 a.m. on St. Patrick's Day 2026, a seven-ton rock from space exploded over Northeast Ohio.
Houses shook. Windows rattled. A guy on a Cleveland sidewalk genuinely wondered if it was the end of time. A woman in Strongsville blamed snow thunder. The 911 centers across four counties lit up like a video game nobody signed up to play. And in a bar in Valley City — directly below the point where the asteroid detonated — the owner reassured his customers that there were no aliens, and nothing...























