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Jakob Sterling - Blackwell, Steven
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Before Jakob Sterling was an hour old, he had already claimed two of his victims. Down a vital contender, the family must face a familiar evil. It would appear the nightmare with the Murphy family isn't over yet. And now the tangled Sterling clan is forced to use what's left of their internal strength to not only save themselves, but stop one of their own, before it's too late

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Before Jakob Sterling was an hour old, he had already claimed two of his victims. Down a vital contender, the family must face a familiar evil. It would appear the nightmare with the Murphy family isn't over yet. And now the tangled Sterling clan is forced to use what's left of their internal strength to not only save themselves, but stop one of their own, before it's too late
Autorenporträt
Steven Blackwell has a strong connection to the paranormal, having experienced numerous events. Between the years of 1994 and 2004, while living with his wife and two young children in a townhouse in Campbell River, B.C., approximately a dozen undeniable paranormal happenings fully sparked his interest in the subject, inspiring his first book, 232 Birch-a real-life memoir relating to those experiences. Dabbling in paranormal investigation over the past four years, Blackwell and his wife have been privileged to investigate the Bird Cage Theatre in Tombstone Arizona-considered to be one of the most haunted locations in North America-on two separate occasions. "Many people are intrigued by the paranormal and its mystery. I believe that science is getting closer to answering the questions that skeptics often ask. If you've experienced something in your life that you can't quite explain... You've had a paranormal experience." - S. Blackwell The Pale Murphys, although fictional, contains adaptations of actual experiences from accounts collected from Blackwells' family and friends....