Garden of the Soultaker: An Emily Jacob Mystery Volume Two

By Alan Button

Garden of the Soultaker is once again a great suspense mystery based on Native American culture and lore. An excellent writing, leaving you on the edge to the very end. PEARL RESOURCES
An ancient demon, 4,000 years old, has been awakened. It’s hungry and Copper and Sabrina are on a quest neither could foresee...
Discovering hidden records more than 200-years-old, referencing the deaths of people and animals falling into old farm wells, our two mystery seekers begin to ask questions. And when local newspapers publish events of the same nature, the curious nature of these two teenagers is too much to ignore.
It is not long before the two teens, connected at the hip by a path of spiritual enlightenment, get in over their heads. Across the central Maine land-scape they find a circle of prehistoric hand-dug wells, some twenty-miles across, where an ancient evil has been set loose.
And when a mysterious shaman finds his way into Emily’s heart, portraying the life of a deputy sheriff, but yet connected by ancestry to an ancient people, no one could have foreseen events he had planned for Emily and the two children. Sacrifices must be made.
Confrontation, where Sabrina must save her mom, and Copper may well face his own futility, a battle begins— between Nature, the innocence of youth, and a demon created by the sacrificial spirits of shamans from long ago.
Following Dance of the Firewalker, Garden of the Soultaker continues the exploits of Emily, Sabrina and Copper as they delve this time into the darker side of Native American beliefs, where an egocentric man, using black magic, attempts to change history forever.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alan Button
• Release date: Jul 25, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463034149

Alan Button

With a Bachelor’s of Environmental Science, the author’s extensive research and interests includes the fields of archeology, shell-midden research, wildlife behavior, ancient cultures and beliefs, Native American spirituality, mysticism, and mythology, and spending countless hours working and visiting Maine’s extensive woodlands. Now retired, Alan G Button resides in Waldoboro, Maine.