Feast of the Sinner (Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries, 3)
A choice will be made.
A destiny will be fulfilled.
A soul will be devoured.
In folklore the Sin-Eater comes to the dead and dying ritually consuming a meal that symbolizes their sins granting them absolution and a peaceful transition to the hereafter.
In Boone Creek Kentucky the Sin-Eater is devouring something else-the souls of the living-and it's up to the cursed seventh son of a seventh son Ezekiel Crane to stop him.
But as the investigation deepens Crane will discover that the rampage of the Sin-Eater in his own hometown is no coincidence and the search for the truth will take him down a dark path...a path set by his lifelong enemy the malevolent Willow Hag.
A path to the Ghostfeast where everything will end.
Book details
- Author
- J. Kent Holloway
- Imprint
- Keylight Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 244
- Formats
- Paperback
- Series
- Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries
- Subjects
- Fiction › Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology
Fiction › Horror
Fiction › Thrillers › Supernatural - Topics
- Appalachian · Folklore · ghosts · monsters · Native American · Kentucky · southern gothic · supernatural
- ISBN-13
- 9798887980164
About the author
Bestselling author Kent Holloway lives on death. Literally. With more than twenty-seven years' experience in forensic death investigations, he's seen it all. Experienced the worst that life has to give and never let it dim his sense of wonder or humor. Now, he brings all this experience, along with a zeal for uncovering the folklore and superstitions of death, to the written page as author of mysteries and forensic crime fiction!? ? He is the author of the fun, breezy Grim Days Mystery series, as well as the critically acclaimed Ezekiel Crane paranormal mystery series. He's also the author of the Cold War era tropical island/voodoo/KGB-packed calypso-inspired mystery, Killypso Island and the forensic thriller, Clean Exit. Kent Holloway also has a Master's degree in Biblical Studies from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has served as singles minister, evangelism pastor, and director of discipleship and education. In 2019, Kent released his very first Christian nonfiction book entitled I Died Swallowing a Goldfish and Other Life Lessons from the Morgue that features tales of his real life investigations with the important lessons he's learned from them.