Terrain of Lost Souls
Nightshade Chronicles Book 3
by Anthony Hains
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Pub Date Sep 06 2020 | Archive Date Oct 15 2020
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Description
When Cole Nightshade is sent to fight in Vietnam, his squad mates come to rely on him for his unusual abilities. Cole, they’ve discovered, has visions of people who’ve died. Sometimes the spirits warn him about imminent threats when his platoon is out on patrol—landmines, booby traps, ambushes. And sometimes they alert him to the existence of an otherworldly presence, a creature conceived by the horrors of war.
Wounded in action, Cole returns home to New River, Virginia, where he hopes to leave his combat experiences behind him. But the carnage he witnessed on the battlefield remains firmly lodged in his psyche, making a transition back to normal life feel impossible. What’s more, the influence of the malevolent entity he encountered as a soldier extends far beyond the jungles of Vietnam—and it has no intention of allowing him to escape its clutches a second time.
Once again, Cole must battle a monster in human form before it destroys not only him, but the people he loves.
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ISBN | 9781732388062 |
PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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This story begins in Vietnam with action so intense I warn other Vietnam vets to beware. Nightshade uses his paranormal capabilities to protect his fellow soldiers until He is severely wounded in an ambush. The second story begins after he recovers and returns to his home. Heartache and terror await as he returns to his home in the hills. The writing is clear and easy to read. The descriptions are sparse but good. The characters are realistic and well-described. The story grows in suspense as it nears the end. I became more and more engrossed as the suspense built. The bad guy is thwarted, but gets away, leading I suppose to another volume. While the Vietnam section made me apprehensive, I enjoyed this book and recommend it