Orville Burch has dedicated his entire life to peeling back the curtains on the windows of the unknown.
Growing up on a rural farm surrounded by forests and streams prepared him for a career in natural science. He earned a PhD in biology, while exploring the natural relationships of community structure.
With roots in the tri-racial Melungeon people of the Appalachians, his interests in their life lead him to study with Native American elders and to travel and interact with several African-tribes. This resulted in the development of Warrior-Theme self-help based on ancient wisdom applied to the modern times: I Warrior.
His interest in the unknown took him on adventures hunting cryptids, ghosts, and UFOs.
He now writes paranormal fiction.
He is the author of twenty-five peer-reviewed scientific articles, paranormal fiction, and self-help nonfiction.
He currently lives in Pennsylvania where he writes, researches, and investigates the paranormal.
Some investigators believe that a spirit remains after death to complete a burning desire--even if that desire is murder.
When Rachel Law's paranormal investigation team picks up the EVP of a young girl crying and begging for help, she is drawn deep into a mystery that has spanned twenty-years.
In the seemingly peaceful farmland of rural Missouri where trucks out number people, and there are more barns than houses, you wouldn't expect a terror to linger over the countryside like a persistent mist—you would be dead-wrong.
The small community of Franklin Furnace has never gotten rid of the Chocolate Man, an evil man who used chocolate candy to lure young girls to his grasp. Homer Elwood, called The Chocolate Man by the media, was captured once, tried, and convicted. But he escaped during a blizzard and was presumed to have died. But young girls keep disappearing and the police have not been able to find a single clue.
Rachel Law knew all about desire and how some ghosts remained behind to carry out one more task. Still, the possibility that the abductor was a murderous ghost chilled her to the quick. She knew that she would do all she could to end the horror.
There were so many unknowns with this investigation, so she started with a list of things she was sure of:
First, Homer Ellwood, the Chocolate Man, had abducted and killed the first little girl.
Second, Homer was tried, found guilty, and imprisoned. He escaped and has remained at large for the past twenty-years, and might be dead.
Third, eleven little girls are now missing from her community of Franklin Furnace.
Fourth, she was going to stop him.
Título : Desire
EAN : 9798201981723
Editorial : Orville Burch
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