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The Mystical Spirit of the Ol' St. Joe
Paperback
Series: The Old River Chronicles, Book 2
HorrorMystery & ThrillerRomance
ISBN13: 9781965253434
Publisher: Dartfrog Books
Published: Apr 22 2025
Pages: 286
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.64 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
After a harrowing escape from a satanic cult, Marco Adamos has miraculously found a loving wife, a tenured research position, and a promising future. But powerful currents swirl beneath the surface of his seemingly secure life, and the past threatens to pull him under.
As his ghosts reemerge, Marco finds himself dragged back into a world of danger, lust, and the supernatural. From a lost lover to a powerful santeria priestess, enigmatic characters both new and old will cross his path and challenge his worldview. The mysterious Ol' St. Joe River sees it all and, though it ebbs and flows in unknowable ways, it just might hold the key to truth and redemption for Marco.
Can he finally overcome these violent twists of fate and find peace? Or will the river claim Marco as its own, forever lost in restless waters?
A tumultuous and evocative tale of human transformation and the power of belief, The Mystical Spirit of the Ol' St. Joe is a gripping sequel to A Boat Named Blind Faith that will leave readers questioning the boundaries between what is and what can be.
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