Stygian River

By C.S. Caspar

Centuries pass before someone finds the book; someone who shouldn't have touched it. A chain of events is set in motion and many will suffer, however, none more than three little girls named Anna. Stygian River is a recounting of a story my mother told us by the fire when it was dark and cold and the moon was full. Stygian River chronicles events of real witches secreted in dark psychological illusion. It's filled with occult suspense and documented truth about the Red Brigands. Here you will discover what greed, suppression and poverty do to people when they can stand it no longer; then decide to take the law into their own hands. However, it won't save them, for there are greater forces at work, and no one will ever know except those that read the witches book.

• Language: English
• Publisher: C.S. Caspar
• Release date: May 16, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311714879

C.S. Caspar

Hi Everyone, I was born in South Australia but spent most of my childhood in Victoria. The Tallyman was my first short story, and I wrote it simply because I love Stephen King. I wanted to honor and thank him for the amazing journeys I've traveled reading his books throughout the years. The Tallyman is a bit of fun and directed to other King fans who will understand the content. The Old Railway Tunnel was my second short story. Thomas had a tale to tell and he was so demanding, I wrote the first draft in one sitting. Immediately after finishing, Laura Cooper wanted a turn, so I wrote Way to Go. Stygian River... is one of those tales I was told while living in Italy in my twenties, which the storyteller 'swore' the stories were all true..:) Hoodie Black is my first full-length novel. A supernatural thriller. It confirms the notion that, 'some doors should never be opened.' and answers the questions to death, crime, time and are angels as flawed as humans. Currently, I live in Victoria. In a small county town with my four border collies, Trixie, Snow, Benson, and Tessa. I'd like to believe, I live my life in-between this world and another... viewing daily events from a dream that seems real but may, in fact, be an illusion. And I wonder, sometimes, when writing the visions I see in my head. Fantasizing about other worlds with its incredible characters. And it often leaves me questioning....Is this my imagination? Or are the events real? Imagination may just be, someone tapping into true events. Stories that happened in a parallel world. Thanks for visiting. Catherine Stepancic - C.S. Caspar

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