Frank Tropea

Go Ask the Dead (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This tale deals with a beautiful young girl, Amanda Mannon, who comes from a rather haunted family and becomes rather haunted herself. Surviving her morally loose mother's murder, and her seductive handsome stepfather's murder attempt of her, She goes to live with a wealthy great-aunt Lavinia Mannon. Because she can both see and talk and interact with the dead, she has a long-term affair with William, the ghost of long-dead Confederate officer killed at Gettysburg. Later, it all turns very bad for her with William with sexual abuse from him and his ghastly cohorts. Desperate, she turns to Craig her ex-husband who still loves her for help. But she must find the strength to defeat the evil dead from inside of herself. Later, she gives birth to a son. But with this baby's remarkable heritage, what, exactly will the future hold for him and Amanda and Craig? This is the tale of a haunted girl in a haunted land, the South, still haunted by the Civil War and slavery.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: ReadersMagnet
• Seitenzahl: 170
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Juni 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781949981629
• Artikelnr.: 56909386

Autorenporträt

I was born in 1949 to Italian-descent parents. Ever since early childhood I was always fascinated with ghosts and the supernatural, though. Halloween was more my season than even Christmas. Also loved the scary or horror movies the Fifties and early Sixties were so full of. Later, when I began reading tarot cards for people, I was told that I was really good and very intuitive. Went into the Navy right after high school and I met some very bad but also very good people. It was a very eye-opening experience Later on, using the GI Bill I went to college. Later on, I also graduated from Harvard being the first in my family to do so. I live alone with my cat Blueberry and keep in phone contact with both friends and family. I write both poetry and prose periodically. I try to be a good person, but have made many, many mistakes in my life, period, so I do feel that no one, unless they are completely evil, should be totally condemned out of hand. I really love animals in fact more than people, though. Other than that, there isn't much to tell. I do believe that as long as there is basic goodness in a person's heart, no matter what their previous mistakes in life, salvation is very possible for most people.