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The Crossing: A Wayfarer's Chronicles

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For centuries, the wayfarer has ferried souls to the afterlife across the vast, watery expanse of Marivon. The voyage has always gone as planned, until one day an unexpected passenger a living girl. The girl’s sudden appearance causes controversy among the crew — some believe she is supposed to be on board, while others strongly disagree, leaving the wayfarer to choose between honoring those most loyal to him or protecting the girl from all the dangers that her presence has awakened.

264 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 8, 2024

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J. Edwards Holt

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J. Edwards Holt is an American author who has always harbored a passion for writing. After initially pursuing a degree in education, he followed his heart to become a novelist and children's author. Now celebrated as a bestselling author, Holt is also an ordained minister and a dedicated mental health advocate. In his free time, he enjoys reading and actively contributes to the well-being of the less fortunate in his community. His works often carry Christian messages and he delights in the realms of science fiction and superheroes, with a notable collection of comic books to his name.

Holt's literary contributions include the haunting tale "The Crossing: A Wayfarer’s Chronicles," and the award-winning children's book "The Jealous Little Ogre," which clinched the Golden Wizard Book Prize. He is also known for his Barrenworld series and his involvement in the anthology "Called to Intercede," which topped the Amazon Best Seller List. Beyond his novels, Holt has expressed his creativity through poetry and has been recognized for his efforts in translating important works to reach a wider audience.

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