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| Category: Fiction:Spiritual |
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| About the Book | |
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Alexander Lessing, an aging, disgruntled philosophy professor in search of some sense of self, retreats to his idyllic farm in the mountain village of Halfmoon, Vermont. What he finds there is not what he expected. Incongruous presences, harboring the forces of good and evil, haunt Halfmoon and its environs, imposing on the simple folk that live there psychological and ethical impasses that call out for nothing less than spiritual resolution. This novel, following Lanterns in the Mist and Darkness Withdrawn OR The Eclipse of Nietzsche’s Shadow, is the final volume of Edward Fotheringill’s Wisdom Trilogy.
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| About the Author | |
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Mr. Fotheringill writes philosophically provocative novels. |