Candace G. (Ogre) reviewed on 7/2/2006 + 1568 more book reviews

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The ritualisticly mutilated corpse of a young woman . . . A pentacle scrawled in the victim's blood . . . A cynical police department with biased misconceptions . . . And one cop who isn't willing to take things at face value . . .
Seeking further meaning from the symbol, St. Louis City Homicide Detective Ben Storm contacts his friend, Rowan Gant--a practicing witch. Rowan explains the benevolence of the rune but is himself horrified to learn where it was found and the method by which it was scribed. Since a witch's creed is to 'Harm None,' a new mystery unfolds. Why was a symbol related to witchcraft found at the murder scene. Moreover why is the killer pretending to be a witch, or is he only pretending?
This copy is outographed by the author.

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