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Murdo: An Anomalous Rite
Paperback
ISBN13: 9780999403808
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Oct 25 2017
Pages: 164
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
In this visionary paranormal thriller, H. Z. Khorion invites you to the tiny town of Murdo, South Dakota, where aliens, mysterious spirit guides, and self-discovery await. His work will show you the importance of searching for your true self and opening yourself up to the messages of the universe.
Our hero, Willie, is not yet open to these experiences when he decides to plan a cross-country road trip to visit a friend in Oregon. His friend Ivan has always been the one who encourages self-exploration and reflection. Willie believes he still has much to learn from his friend, but he makes a small stop in Murdo first. That stop will change everything.
The experiences Willie has in the small town will radically change his perception of reality. First, however, he'll have to remember them! When Willie leaves the town with no memory of his time there, he has to piece together the amazing spiritual encounters that have been wiped from his mind. The understanding Ivan and an unexpected guide support him on his journey to the truth.
Through Willie's odyssey across America and outside the normal boundaries of human understanding, Khorion demonstrates the importance of connecting with your true essence.
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