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The Reckoning
Four teenagers on a Randonautica hunt get more than they bargain for when their game inadvertently reopens a long-cold missing person case.
When a ghostly photo of his missing brother's cabin goes viral, Charlie Johnston returns to the small town he fled nearly two decades ago to deal with the trespassers. Young and wild back then, Charlie blamed himself for his brother's disappearance. He's never looked back.
Until now.
Charlie's return to Beersheba Springs sets in motion a series of events that will upheave his whole world. Secrets from the past can't stay buried any longer, and Charlie learns what really happened to his brother that fateful night. He also learns Travis wasn't the only thing he lost when he left town all those years ago.
When a ghostly photo of his missing brother's cabin goes viral, Charlie Johnston returns to the small town he fled nearly two decades ago to deal with the trespassers. Young and wild back then, Charlie blamed himself for his brother's disappearance. He's never looked back.
Until now.
Charlie's return to Beersheba Springs sets in motion a series of events that will upheave his whole world. Secrets from the past can't stay buried any longer, and Charlie learns what really happened to his brother that fateful night. He also learns Travis wasn't the only thing he lost when he left town all those years ago.
97 pages, Paperback
Published February 11, 2021
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March 2, 2021
A short read that throws you in from the start.
The Reckoning is a mystery ghost story reminiscent of those stories you pretended didn’t raise goosebumps on the back of your neck. And there is some delicious description in there as well. My favourite being 'The sunsent grew bolder, painting the sky with violent shades orange, red, and pink.' brilliant word choices.
Well worth the read.
The Reckoning is a mystery ghost story reminiscent of those stories you pretended didn’t raise goosebumps on the back of your neck. And there is some delicious description in there as well. My favourite being 'The sunsent grew bolder, painting the sky with violent shades orange, red, and pink.' brilliant word choices.
Well worth the read.
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