The Visionary Of Salem

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Helen Keller wrote, "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved." Chris was living it, struggling with it, and regretting it.

Chris was struggling. It wasn't hard enough fighting to heal. He was keeping secrets from everyone, including his therapist. He was having terrible nightmares, causing him to lose sleep. He was writing a new book, which put him in emotional turmoil. He had to travel to talk to his friends about what they endured as children. As if all that wasn't bad enough, a fraud of a preacher was also harassing him. He had no idea his therapist was also keeping secrets from him. 

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Kathie Costos

"Kathie Costos did some excellent research into the Salem Witch Trials, which will help spark readers’ memories on the tragic events that occurred during the Puritanical days of the USA. What’s more, her writing draws readers into the story so vigorously that even someone who has never been to Salem can get a sense of the area and its rich history.
Readers will also appreciate the tragic characters that Kathie Costos crafted. Each character has a backstory, a darkness that surrounds them. They try to get rid of that lingering shadow, yes, but it’s always there. This, paired with the author’s atmospheric writing, turns The Scribe of Salem into an almost modern-gothic novel that is in the same vein as Edgar Allan Poe’s works." BookTrib review

THE SCRIBE OF SALEM IS BOOK ONE
THE VISIONARY OF SALEM IS BOOK TWO
13TH MINISTER OF SALEM IS BOOK THREE
Kathie lives in New Hampshire with her second husband of over three decades, and their dog Murray.
Other books are For The Love Of Jack, The Warrior SAW, Residual War,
Websites; Wounded Times and PTSD Patrol

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