MaCoven - Jacobs, Doc
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Maddie has had enough of seeing good people stomped underfoot by the uncaring, the self-centered, the corrupt, and the flat-out evil. Why does it feel like so many bad people get away with their crimes without ever paying any consequences? In her search for answers about whether the concept of karma really exists and how the religious ideas of heaven, hell, and purgatory all work together, she meets a kindred spirit in Machelle. Together they stumble upon a world of witchcraft specifically designed to punish those who sin against the innocent. This group, known as MaCoven, recruits the girls…mehr

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Maddie has had enough of seeing good people stomped underfoot by the uncaring, the self-centered, the corrupt, and the flat-out evil. Why does it feel like so many bad people get away with their crimes without ever paying any consequences? In her search for answers about whether the concept of karma really exists and how the religious ideas of heaven, hell, and purgatory all work together, she meets a kindred spirit in Machelle. Together they stumble upon a world of witchcraft specifically designed to punish those who sin against the innocent. This group, known as MaCoven, recruits the girls and trains them to use their innate sense of right and wrong to dispense a powerful dose of poetic justice. Dan, an accidental witness to MaCoven's powers, gets the opportunity to explore purgatory and watch as the coven members apply their particular brand of an eye-for-an-eye. But can karma be changed? Can evildoers ever see the error of their ways and become good people? MaCoven takes the discussion of crime and punishment, action and consequence, and retributive justice to a different realm.
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Autorenporträt
Doc Jacobs is the award-winning author of There and Back Again: Stories from a Combat Navy Corpsman. In early 2006, Doc was severely injured by a roadside bomb in Ramadi, Iraq. Throughout his over ninety surgeries, Doc struggled with finding a new purpose and identity. Just a few months after publishing his autobiography, Doc accepted writing as this purpose and wrote his first fictional piece, MaCoven. When Doc isn't writing for fun, he is writing in a graduate school program, working toward a master's in forensic science, specializing in investigations.