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Free Excerpt From The Book (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) Not just another ghost story, The Devil’s Path is the story of Marty Garr struggling to move on after the death of his mother.In an attempt to bond, George, the father, and his son Marty strike out on a camping trip. Once in the wilderness, they meet with their guides and with considerable trouble. Marty befriends one of his guides, the Mule, and forms an odd mystic relationship with the man. Later he finds that the Mule is actually a Sinagua Medicine Man. The Mule’s skills come in very handy as our adventure begins. George and Marty Garr are caught in a freak flash-flood in the Snake Vortex. They become separated and with the help of the Mule, Marty is able to find his father and aid in saving him. It is not the Mule who helps save Marty’s father, but instead a spirit conjured up by yet another mystic force. The identity of the spirit is hidden until the end. We quickly learn that not all ghosts are demons and that not everything is at it seems. An escaped convict finds our group shortly after Marty is able to save his father and yet another certain death scenario is thrust upon our group. Once again, the spirit comes to the rescue and we discover the true identity of the spirit. The relationship between the spirit and the Mule is revealed toward the end when we discover the Garr’s housekeeper is actually the Mules sister and who is also a very powerful medicine woman. When these two would-be campers set out against evil, they eventually emerge as heroes and a closer family. The truth of another life is revealed only after they have struggled to stay alive in the midst of adversity. And only the Snake Vortex holds the key.
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| About the Author | |
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R.J. Peters was an original replacement in the Broadway production of A Chorus Line, a cast-member in Broadway Follies of 1981, Action in the National and International casts of West Side Story, a member of the Mitzi Gaynor show and Spanish Eddie in the MTV rock-video with Laura Branigan. |
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