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    Steggman's Model: A Terrifying Novel of the Occult

    By Rodney Powell and Chandra Powell

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    A broken man builds a statue like no other. A dark, ancient evil finds a home in the man's creation and weaves a web of terror no one is soon to forget, escape, or survive. A diabolical plot one hundred years in the making is unleashed by an international coven of witches in the city of Brinson, Louisiana. No one can explain the weird population exploding in Brinson, but it's not of people. Beware, Brinson residents. The crows are watching you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewman Springs Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateJul 8, 2021
    ISBN9781636927824
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    Steggman's Model: A Terrifying Novel of the Occult
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    Rodney Powell

    Rodney Powell is a grandad who tells good stories. What more do you need to know?After reading THE PARDON, one friend said he was the "Christian Clancy." That's a stretch - about like building the Titanic and then labeling it "unsinkable." You can decide for yourself.If you've read THE PARDON, it's not a stretch to think that you'll really enjoy THE RANSOM.

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