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Mourning Twilight
Kevin F. Branley
Mourning Twilight
Kevin F. Branley
1975 Vietnam Veteran and American Indian- Barry Red crow's destiny leads him to a job in an isolated psychiatric hospital where evil lurks. While there, he is forced to confront a childhood vision, and simultaneously battle nightmares of combat. He is met with guidance and assistance from unusual sources: Police Chaplain Sgt. Foley, psychiatric patient Jessica and her gift of "sight", custodian Gus, Red crow's deceased grandfather, and nature itself. A disgruntle spirit wreaks horror by traveling through the tunnels and drainage system of the massive insane asylum. His birth is a result of murdering of his father, a police officer, and making it look like a suicide. Then, carefully planning his own death in order to be resurrected into the dark world of the occult. The demon also summons' help from some unusual sources, within the hospital itself. Constant nightmares occur during the hours in which the darkness of night battles early light; the only hours the demon is permitted to do his work, and Redcrow and Foley begin to mourn its every arrival.
Media | Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back) |
Released | 2012 |
ISBN13 | 9780984831500 |
Publishers | Kevin F. Branley |
Pages | 412 |
Dimensions | 130 × 200 × 20 mm · 444 g |
Language | English |
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