Stokerdine Conspiracy: Glowing In Darkness I and II
Stokerdine Conspiracy: Glowing In Darkness I and II
Description
Parts I and II of a Suspenseful and Fun Read from Stacy Stewart Smith
In the 1960s, Allison Mugler's son Martin is diagnosed by a Chicago-based award-winning clinical psychiatrist, Dr. Marak Burad, as having Life Trance Dementia Syndrome (LTDS) — enabling his spirit to float undetected from his body and metaphysically visit other people in the future. His Life Trance gets trapped in an enchanted 17th-century anniversary clock, leaving him as a child with special needs. In 2008, after purchasing the timepiece from a unique shop in Brooklyn, Charly Bergeron inadvertently released Martin's Life Trance through his DNA. The act also opens a time portal, and Martin is perceived as a glowing poltergeist. Martin and Charly meet and discover that they have a common thread that includes superhuman abilities and an inescapable mission.
Stokerdine Conspiracy is the combination of Glowing In Darkness I and II, and takes a visit to 1788 Nouvelle Louisiana, where on the Opale plantation, secrets are uncovered explaining Martin's connection to Charly and their extraordinary gifts. Discover the truth about CADIVA the alien, the Reverend Mother Catherine Anastasia Dumas, Anderson Parham, Charles Jacques Clayson, A.K.A. Ms. Chavette — and how each of the characters in this riveting mystery connects to the Stokerdine Corporation's conspiracy to control world commerce by race annihilation.
Details
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 415
- ISBN-10: 1075654637
- ISBN-13: 978-1075654633
- Publication Date: June 23, 2019
- Dimensions: 5.5 x 1.04 x 8.5 inches
- Language: English
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