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Is there a dark, universal force that drives evil deeds great and small? Find out in D. C. Alexander’s page-turning thriller The Legend of Devil’s Creek

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The Legend of Devil’s Creek

by D. C. Alexander
4.1 stars – 1,307 reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
Here’s the set-up:

Caution: Story contains strong profanity and graphic violence.

When a mutilated corpse is found bound to a tree deep in the forest of remote Aubrey Island, Washington, residents learn that the murder mirrors, in every ritualistic detail, a series of revenge killings described in a century-old local ghost story. More abductions and killings soon follow.

Justin Riddley, recently transferred to the island’s small college, faces growing evidence that one of his new friends and fellow students may be the murderer. John Marshall, redemption-seeking captain of the local police force, leads the frantic murder investigation and struggles to figure out whether the killings are tied to the island’s dark and violent past. Tormented by tragic wartime memories, and more convinced with each day that it is humanity’s fate to destroy itself, Marshall races against both the murderer and the specter of his own mental breakdown.

“I enjoyed reading this book. I loved how the author put the reader into the mind of one of the main characters, a male college student, and let you feel his anxiety and self consciousness. It really helped me know the character and like him, urging him on in my head. At times he experiences little bursts of confidence and I liked that too. His relationship with his friends from school helped form the scenes. All along. I had suspicions of who the suspect might be, but was doubting myself almost to the very end. As I think about the whole story, I realize there is a lot of sadness and evil in the world that doesn’t have to be! If we would only be kind to one another!” – Amazon Review

As blood continues to spill, Riddley and Marshall wonder whether there may be a dark, universal force that drives evil deeds great and small, and whether the nature of one’s childhood might sometimes, in the end, be all that separates the saint from the psychopath.

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