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Saving Grace
Get ready for a gripping tale of love, darkness, brutality, and redemption in this long-lost novel written by the legendary Ed Wood!
Follow the journey of Grace Abernathy, a young woman in search of something more, who finds herself entangled with the enigmatic Jeremiah.
Get ready for a thrilling ride that explores the depths of infatuation mistaken for love, the allure of an older man, and the chilling secrets that lie within the thieving and murderous cult he leads.
Brace yourselves for a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat—a tale that Ed penned during the latter, rougher days of his life; he was nearing the end at this point, and his alcohol-fueled mind delved into the depths of despair, birthing a narrative that is as raw as it is riveting.
Not for the faint of heart.
Saving Grace contains explicit content, including graphic violence, explicit sexual scenes, and dark emotions. It offers a rough, unfiltered reading experience that reflects the tumultuous state of Ed Wood during this period.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of Ed Wood archivist and historian Greg Dziawer, Saving Grace has emerged from obscurity and is being made available to Ed's fans for the first time in nearly 50 years after being written.
Follow the journey of Grace Abernathy, a young woman in search of something more, who finds herself entangled with the enigmatic Jeremiah.
Get ready for a thrilling ride that explores the depths of infatuation mistaken for love, the allure of an older man, and the chilling secrets that lie within the thieving and murderous cult he leads.
Brace yourselves for a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat—a tale that Ed penned during the latter, rougher days of his life; he was nearing the end at this point, and his alcohol-fueled mind delved into the depths of despair, birthing a narrative that is as raw as it is riveting.
Not for the faint of heart.
Saving Grace contains explicit content, including graphic violence, explicit sexual scenes, and dark emotions. It offers a rough, unfiltered reading experience that reflects the tumultuous state of Ed Wood during this period.
Thanks to the tireless efforts of Ed Wood archivist and historian Greg Dziawer, Saving Grace has emerged from obscurity and is being made available to Ed's fans for the first time in nearly 50 years after being written.
166 pages, Paperback
Published December 8, 2024
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December 13, 2025
when man unzips pants
to remove his "dork", thought ed
meant eddie deezen
to remove his "dork", thought ed
meant eddie deezen
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