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here is a thin line between the living and the dead. And an even thinner line between love and magic. When eighteen-year-old Rebecca Grimwood sees a fortune teller in the heart of Washington, DC, she thinks she is just a girl haunted by a strange, recurring dream. She has no idea her destiny involves a sacrifice and a magical diary with special powers. Until a handsome stranger tells her otherwise. With his beautiful, ever-changing eyes and gallant gestures, Derek Cromwell is surely charming. Except one downfall. Derek is a dead Civil War soldier and a Sentinel of the Gate, a metaphysical boundary between the living and the dead, with a mission that can't be undone. Caught in a love triangle between a ghost of the past and her best friend, aspiring photographer Nicholas Brady, Rebecca is trying to stay true to her heart while everything around her crumbles, as she reveals the secrets that stayed buried on Civil War battlefields for generations. Secrets. And the darkness that accompanies them. At night, the disembodied voices rise with the wind, slithering between the cobble-stoned streets of Harpers Ferry. The claws of something dark scratch against the stone houses, making their lights flicker. What has brought the monsters to this town? And how does Rebecca stop them before they destroy everything, including the two men she starts to fall for? The Diary holds all the secrets. For readers who enjoy The Vampire Diaries by L.J. Smith, The Outlander Series by Diana Gabaldon, The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare, and Running with the Demon by Terry Brooks.

A teenage girl Ella lives in a small town called Harpers Ferry. It only has a population of 291. There is a small amount of students in her highschool. Since she lives in such a small town you might think that she has no struggles yet, when her friends leave for someone else and she is left alone. More struggles come and she doesn't know how to handle them. Read the story to find out more~

The Spirit In My Shoes (Cornerstone Press/University of Wisconsin) is a generous and excellent collection of short fiction. All twenty-three stories in this 50,000-word collection were previously published in great literary journals, including The Kenyon Review, North American Review, and The Iowa Review. "The Scratchboard Project" was nominated for the Pushcart Prize and received an Honorable Mention in The Best American Short Stories series. Jacob M. Appel, author of Einstein's Beach House, says The Spirit In My Shoes is written with "a fierce optimism that captures the abiding promise of the human spirit." Patty Friedmann, author of Too Jewish and Secondhand, says, "With versatility that takes the reader from a headstone maker to an artist who plays with the meaning of black-and-white, John Michael Cummings defies us to read any story just once." Sung J. Woo, author of Skin Deep and Everything Asian, says, "A wonderfully thoughtful work by an obvious master of the short form." John Michael Cummings (304) 620-4246 full bio and contact information: https://www.pw.org/directory/writers/john_michael_cummings

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