Maggie's Song

Deathcast

Editorial Review
'What seems like a classic detective story — and a very enjoyable, well-crafted one at that — quickly devolves until the reader is pulled into a supernatural vortex. But rather than flee, we want to go even further, and at some point realize that, like the characters, we can’t get out until we uncover the truth."- Keith Elliot Greenburg, multi-time New York Times Bestselling Author
Maggie

The name was burned into Lieutenant Carl Jablonski’s mind like a brand, and had been since the night of the fire. He doubted he would ever forget that night, or how she had danced in the flames of her burning home.

Maggie
Who was she, and why did no one in Collier’s Crossing seem interested in talking about her or her family? They were questions without answers, quandaries that drove Carl on as he explored the darkest of the town's secrets, desperate to unravel the knots that tied everything together.

Maggie
Carl felt haunted by her visage, even as the local reporter, George Murphy, told him of the blood soaked history that lay along their path, and the horrors that it held. None of it seemed real, and yet it was. The sacrifices. The screams. The pact with the Nameless Ones, and the hell that she had endured.

Maggie

Hers was a crime begging to be solved, and he and George ARE the only ones with enough heart to do it. The real question IS; will they survive long enough to solve it?

Coming 11/30/2021 only from Corpse Creek Publishing