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SOULS ADRIFT: A Novel of Supernatural Suspense
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“About Author Max MacCaigh
Mr. MacCaigh worked as a crewman on board the Great Lakes steamship Harry L. Allen. His time on this ore carrier on these unpredictable inland seas left him fascinated by the lakes and with lasting respect for their immensity, their history, and the accompanying lore of native tribes.
The boundless—and merciless—beauty of the lakes, especially that of Lake Superior, left an impression on him that was the emotional and spiritual spring from which Souls Adrift flows.
We at AvanteBooks hope Souls Adrift will be as satisfying an adventure for you to read as it was to write.”
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Mr. MacCaigh worked as a crewman on board the Great Lakes steamship Harry L. Allen. His time on this ore carrier on these unpredictable inland seas left him fascinated by the lakes and with lasting respect for their immensity, their history, and the accompanying lore of native tribes.
The boundless—and merciless—beauty of the lakes, especially that of Lake Superior, left an impression on him that was the emotional and spiritual spring from which Souls Adrift flows.
We at AvanteBooks hope Souls Adrift will be as satisfying an adventure for you to read as it was to write.”
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