On a trip to Gettysburg, Dr. Beth Carmichael and her husband, Casey, uncover much more than Civil War history. Beth discovers a connection to a past life when she encounters the ghost of her young son, killed by the cruel mistress of an orphanage. Both the ghost of the small boy and the demon who killed him follow the couple home. The beautifully wicked succubus targets Beth's husband in a bid for his soul. Beth and Geraldine Knight, a paranormal researcher, determine their only hope of saving them all is to destroy the demon. Unfortunately, one of the ingredients necessary to solve their problem is impossible to obtain - unless Beth is willing to do some very gruesome "collecting" from the morgue. On the trail of a horrific murder, Police Sergeant Mark Stoner is in close pursuit when Beth and Geraldine finally confront the Queen of all succubi, Nahema. The shocking triple-twist ending leaves the reader wanting more, but hoping the nightmare is over. Is it? Biografía del autor As a practicing ER doctor, Paul W. Nielsen knows firsthand the ins and outs of the medical field. He draws on his true-life experiences to add depth and realness to his line of medical thrillers. Nielsen released his first book, The Cambion, in 2014 from Morehead Publishing. This medical suspense/paranormal book earned a 5 star rating on Amazon and glowing reviews from readers. The Cambion was a Silver Medal winner in the Fiction Horror genre for the 2015 Global Ebook Awards. Paul released his next book, The Second Son, the following year and it won a Gold Medal in the Fiction Paranormal category for the 2015 Global Ebook Awards. He has other projects in the works. Paul W. Nielsen lives with his wife, Deborah, on a 236 acre ranch near the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia where he balances his time between work as an ER physician and writing his next novels. His hobbies include bonsai horticulture, horses and hunting. Paul currently has other projects in the works, and plans to release more books.
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- Edición: 2
- Editorial: Vintage
- Autor: Nielsen, Paul W
