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    Grave Keeper: Lucifer in Starlight
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    Grave Keeper: Lucifer in Starlight

    By Margaret Marr

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    Helena Page awakens in the middle of the night with her house on fire. As soon as she gets out she’s kidnapped and taken to the house at the end of old number 10 road. Years ago a family was murdered there by a drifter. Some claim it’s haunted. When she’s visited by those long dead, she begins to panic.
    Rush awakens to a deep psychic connection to Helena. And he’s also blind. Helpless he can only depend on Brody and Janie to help him find Helena before she loses what’s left of her sanity, taking Rush with her to the edge of madness.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSynergEbooks
    Release dateJul 23, 2018
    ISBN9780744318524
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    Grave Keeper: Lucifer in Starlight
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    Margaret Marr

    Margaret Marr is a multi-published e-book author with several paranormal romances/mysteries/thrillers available from SynergEbooks. She’s also the author of the wildly popular Grave Keeper series about a military vet who psychically feels the physical pain of those in danger. In addition, Ms. Marr writes columns pertaining to entertainment and reviews for NightsandWeekends.com—several of which have made the front or back cover of novels by authors such as James Patterson. Margaret Marr is the mother of two grown sons who make her proud. She lives in the mountains of western North Carolina with her dog, Digger, and a cat named Possum who likes to get into her sister’s catnip and come staggering home late at night to collapse in the dog bed in front of the heater.

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