This story is exciting, suspenseful, and very imaginative. This is a Great read!
As a child, Max Furman is abused at the hands of his mother. The abuse and neglect deadens his heart. When his sister Katie is born his mother dotes on her the love he craves. His hatred for his mother peaks one afternoon when he murders his sister.
Max develops into a serial killer of children. For eighteen years, he operates undetected burying their bodies where they are never found.
Then Max makes a fatal mistake. He begins displaying the dead children. Now the FBI is on the trail of the one labeled The Ghost.
Seeking a place to hide he becomes pastor of Waynesburg Baptist Church
Angels Andrew and Antoine were best friends. Each one chose sides. Andrew stayed loyal to The Lord while Antoine joined Satan’s forces.
After the fall, they became enemies sworn to battle each other for the souls of men. Time is running out for Max and Antoine soon they will pay for their crimes.
Genre: FICTION / Mystery & Detective / GeneralAmazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,001,887 Paid in Kindle Store
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4.6 out of 5 stars
Prologue
Warm liquid spread underneath him waking the child. His heart thudded. Cold sweat joined the urine soaking the sheet. Panic made his breath come in short sharp spurts. Tears welled in his eyes. He tried to calm down with no avail. He must think. He reasoned with himself. She warned him if he wet the bed, again she would whip him with the cord from the sewing machine. His back still hurt from the last beating. She said she would whip him worse than before.
He knew she meant it. He had endured her wrath before. Last night after his bath, he stood before the mirror. He looked over his shoulder at his back. The red marks were fading leaving long jagged scars. He turned away; he couldn’t bear to look at the image of himself. He was ugly his mother told him so. Loneliness and despair overwhelmed him.
Last Sunday he had been excited. The church at the corner was having a Sunday school campaign. They were inviting children in the neighborhood to join their small group.
Someone had thrown away the flier advertising the drive. He picked it up off the street. He looked around to see if anyone saw him. He hid the paper inside his shirt. Running behind the garage he eagerly read it. He decided to go. He was excited. Here at last he would be loved.
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German
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Translated by Sikander Shafique
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Author review: Good and fast |
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Italian
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Translated by Alessandra Gregori
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Author review: She did a fantastic translation. I’m looking forward to working with her again. |
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Portuguese
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Translated by Alex Amoroso
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Author review: Wonderful . Thank you . |
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Spanish
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Translated by Diana Domenech
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Author review: Diana did a wonderful translation . I look forward to working with her again. |
