
Dirge of the Witch Haints (Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries, 2)
A song of mourning...and warning.
From the depths of Briarsnare Marsh the Yunwi Tsunsdi—the Little People—sing their dirge when death approaches to claim a soul. Sometimes though even death can be fooled. The residents of Boone Creek are shocked by the grisly discovery of seven mutilated corpses-their sons and daughters brothers and sisters-but an even bigger surprise awaits them when the grave gives up its victims.This miraculous resurrection has not gone unnoticed.
The Leechers—thirteen men doomed to walk for all eternity in the shadowland between life and death bound by a curse to hunt those who would use uncanny power—unleash their judgment on anyone with a connection to those who have returned.
Now it's up to Ezekiel Crane the enigmatic seventh son of a seventh son to thwart the Leechers' grisly mission and discover who has sent them to wreak vengeance on the sleepy Appalachian hamlet he is sworn to protect.
The dirge is being sung. Death is coming to the Dark Hollows...with a vengeance.
"Holloway skillfully weaves a back-woods tapestry of Sherlock Holmes with TV's Supernatural and Justified into a thrilling Appalachian story of magic and mayhem. The Dirge amps up the action menace and mojo for a spookfest of epic proportions with a layered mystery and surprises at every turn. Join Ezekiel Crane and bring your ten-demon bag for another Dark Hollows adventure. This series somehow got even better." - Kane Gilmour Bestselling Author of RAGNAROK and THE CRYPT OF DRACULA
Book details
- Author
- J. Kent Holloway
- Imprint
- Keylight Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 290
- Formats
- Paperback
- Series
- Ezekiel Crane Paranormal Mysteries
- Subjects
- Fiction › Occult & Supernatural
Fiction › Thrillers › Supernatural
Fiction › Horror - Topics
- paranormal mystery · Appalachian folklore · Native American mythology · supernatural horror · undead · curses · southern gothic · witches
- ISBN-13
- 9798887980157
About the author
J. KENT HOLLOWAY is a forensic death investigator with more than twenty-seven years of experience and the author of Killypso Island, Clean Exit and I Died Swallowing a Goldfish and Other Life Lessons from the Morgue.
Holloway holds a Master’s degree in Biblical Studies from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and has served as singles minister, evangelism pastor, and director of discipleship and education.
When he’s not writing, Holloway draws on his forensic background to explore the folklore and superstitions of death. Much of his fiction channels that expertise into mysteries and forensic crime thrillers.
Kent lives in Florida.
