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The Crooked Hand Tree

J.S. Parker

Editorial: Publishdrive

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Sinopsis

In the remote farmlands of Kiliwik- early Kansas, Hell itself has come to town.
 
It is the year 1820, and Tom Miller, born of a supernatural event- is becoming aware of the unearthly gifts bestowed upon him.
 
Shy and ever fearful, especially for the giant dead tree looming in the cemetery of souls across from his bedroom window...he is taught the ways of his powers by an elderly shop owner in town.
 
When an evil plague in the form of a black witch is sent to destroy him, Tom must learn to accept himself as he summons all...to save himself, his town, and everything he knows and truly loves. 
Disponible desde: 13/08/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 570 páginas.

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