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Category:
Fantasy
Publisher: Black Rose Writing
ISBN-10: 1935605003
Type: Fiction
Pages: 276
Copyright: Jan 10, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781935605003
Jamie has been assigned by his spiritual father, Simon Magus, and spiritual mother, Helen, to cleanup the human garbage left over from World War II. His witch family, The DeMolays, have almost been wiped out by a criminal witch family, the Destragas, in Languedoc, New Jersey.
Synopsis Jamie has been assigned by his spiritual father, Simon Magus, and spiritual mother, Helen, to cleanup the human garbage left over from World War II. His witch family, The DeMolays, have almost been wiped out by a criminal witch family, the Destragas, in Languedoc, New Jersey. The five remaining DeMolays, plus Jamie, head for California in July 1950.Their new home is on Santa Louise Island, eight miles off the coast of Malibu, California. Jamie's spiritual cousin, Rob Wilson, an ex-OSS agent, is assigned by Mary Morgan, Director of the Supreme Witches Council, to find Adolph Hitler, Joseph Goebbles, and Heinrich Himmler. When their spirits didn't show up in the transition area to be sent to hell by Walt, Rob's father, it was determined they were still alive. After searching for four years Rob and his team discovered they were hiding in the Graile Castle on the western side of Santa Louise Island. Rob didn't have the enough power to break the shield Hitler placed around the castle so he asked his uncle, Simon Magus, if he could use Jamie to destroy the shield.
Unsolicited Review on Barnes and Noble
February 08, 2010: "The Santa Louis Kid - Murder" is a compelling story that isn't given the credit it deserves based on its description! The story's characters are unique and exciting - you never know where they will turn up next. Following this family through births, deaths, wars and surfing escapades is enjoyable for the reader and leaves you wanting more! I can't wait to see the follow up story on Jamie and his family and friends of witches and human confidants. The author has a very vivid imagination and an active take on historical figures and events. I hope to see more stories from him in the future!
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