| Author: | Wayne Turner | ISBN: | 9781773022871 |
| Publisher: | Tellwell Talent | Publication: | March 30, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Tellwell Talent | Language: | English |
| Author: | Wayne Turner |
| ISBN: | 9781773022871 |
| Publisher: | Tellwell Talent |
| Publication: | March 30, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Tellwell Talent |
| Language: | English |
A young family is devastated and left reeling by the loss of their grandparents and parents in a tragic accident. Exploration of Grandfather Ramsay’s attic uncovers the 1796 diary of Grace Ramsay. The handwritten pages offer a fantastic tale of ghosts, lost treasure, and family connections that have long been lost. John is quick to discard the diary’s contents as the over active imagination of a young girl in a new land. His young wife and brother search for something more in the diary.
Determined to learn more about the diary, the two believers set off to explore the original family homestead in East River, Nova Scotia—a small community of hearty fishermen that is a stone’s throw away from the town of Chester and fabled Oak Island. Soon enough, they find themselves retracing the footsteps of Grace’s father and uncle, the brothers who once told the terrifying tale of staring directly into the eyes of Hell’s Master. How could the written stories of a young girl from two hundred years ago be connected to the lives of John, Richard, and Lyndsey?
Join the adventure to find out.
A young family is devastated and left reeling by the loss of their grandparents and parents in a tragic accident. Exploration of Grandfather Ramsay’s attic uncovers the 1796 diary of Grace Ramsay. The handwritten pages offer a fantastic tale of ghosts, lost treasure, and family connections that have long been lost. John is quick to discard the diary’s contents as the over active imagination of a young girl in a new land. His young wife and brother search for something more in the diary.
Determined to learn more about the diary, the two believers set off to explore the original family homestead in East River, Nova Scotia—a small community of hearty fishermen that is a stone’s throw away from the town of Chester and fabled Oak Island. Soon enough, they find themselves retracing the footsteps of Grace’s father and uncle, the brothers who once told the terrifying tale of staring directly into the eyes of Hell’s Master. How could the written stories of a young girl from two hundred years ago be connected to the lives of John, Richard, and Lyndsey?
Join the adventure to find out.
