Widow’S Walk

Part 1: the Precipice

Fiction & Literature, Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense
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Author: Kenneth Spillias ISBN: 9781458207265
Publisher: Abbott Press Publication: January 28, 2013
Imprint: Abbott Press Language: English
Author: Kenneth Spillias
ISBN: 9781458207265
Publisher: Abbott Press
Publication: January 28, 2013
Imprint: Abbott Press
Language: English

When Jim Donovan is sixteen years old, two events occur that shape the rest of his life. His father has a fatal heart attack, and Jim suffers the humiliation from a prank played on him by a group of seventeen-year-old girls. From then on, sex, violence, and the supernatural play major roles in his fateful journey. A pattern of tragedy and humiliation follows him into adulthood where evil takes human, animal, and otherworldly forms, stalking him at every turn and objectifying Jim throughout his life. His therapist, Dr. Pere, becomes the personification of evil, clothed in the soothing role of healer and teacher. Meanwhile, Renee, his beautiful wife, steers Jim back to his better instincts and a new lifeand yet he faces the age-old temptations of money, power, and sex, urged on by Dr. Pere. Jim rises to great heights as a mega-church evangelist in South Florida and later falls in a hushed-up scandal that propels him and his wife to Africa, where they ultimately fall victim to mystical and ritualistic depravity. Widows Walk follows Jim as he battles an intensifying struggle between good and evil that dominates his entire lifea life that is alternately strange, terrifying, and wonderful, where he must confront real contradictions of elation and depression, love and hatred, and trust and betrayal.

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When Jim Donovan is sixteen years old, two events occur that shape the rest of his life. His father has a fatal heart attack, and Jim suffers the humiliation from a prank played on him by a group of seventeen-year-old girls. From then on, sex, violence, and the supernatural play major roles in his fateful journey. A pattern of tragedy and humiliation follows him into adulthood where evil takes human, animal, and otherworldly forms, stalking him at every turn and objectifying Jim throughout his life. His therapist, Dr. Pere, becomes the personification of evil, clothed in the soothing role of healer and teacher. Meanwhile, Renee, his beautiful wife, steers Jim back to his better instincts and a new lifeand yet he faces the age-old temptations of money, power, and sex, urged on by Dr. Pere. Jim rises to great heights as a mega-church evangelist in South Florida and later falls in a hushed-up scandal that propels him and his wife to Africa, where they ultimately fall victim to mystical and ritualistic depravity. Widows Walk follows Jim as he battles an intensifying struggle between good and evil that dominates his entire lifea life that is alternately strange, terrifying, and wonderful, where he must confront real contradictions of elation and depression, love and hatred, and trust and betrayal.

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