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Weeping Moon

By: Sara Clancy, Scare Street
Narrated by: Jake Urry
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Summary

Evil cries out in the night....

Benton Bertrand is plagued by nightmares. But the horrifying images he sees in his dreams are not mere fantasy. Benton is a banshee, a harbinger of doom. His visions are premonitions of death. And only he has the power to stop them from coming true....

When Benton and Nicole travel to the Fort Wayward tribal festival, they hope the wisdom of the Siksika tribe elders will help Benton come to grips with his terrifying abilities. But they soon learn they are not the only ones drawn to the sacred grounds.

The duo is haunted by a ravenous ghost that stalks the festival. This vicious entity uses the cries of an infant to lure the unwary, and its savage claws to disembowel its victims. As the tribe performs a ritual to banish the deadly spirit, Benton and Nicole hunt the evil creature, hoping to end its reign of terror before it fully begins.

But when a ghost from Benton’s past clashes with this deadly new spirit, their unholy conflict threatens to unleash a devastating curse.

Death is coming...And this time, even a banshee may not be enough to stop it.
©2019 Scare Street (P)2019 Scare Street
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Thoroughly enjoyed this book

I am loving this series. Totally new take on the supernatural. can't wait to start the next in the series.

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