A nine year old boy is the sole survivor of a plane crash that kills his parents.
Nine-year-old Corky manages to miraculously survive the plane crash that kills his parents and everyone else aboard. He faces a struggle for his life in the freak snow storm that downed the plane, alone in a vast wilderness. A chance meeting with Jan Whittier several months later determines both their fates, and whether or not Corky can be "tamed."
Excerpt
I couldn't believe what I saw, for the eyes were wilder than many of the animal eyes I'd seen, but this little wild thing that was obviously poised for flight was human. At least, I thought it was human; it was hard to tell under such a matted, tangled mass of hair. And it was wearing clothes...or rather, what perhaps used to be clothes, but were now tattered and torn to shredded rags. Both child and rags were filthy.
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As deafness, illness, and demonic forces close in around him, Ludwig van Beethoven must summon his faith and genius to complete the Missa Solemnis—a sacred masterpiece he believes could bring divine light into a darkening world.
This is the trade paperback edition of the mythopoeic paranormal novel recounting the attempts of one Danny Blue and his friends to come to terms with a series of unusual events in his life. A Kindle eBook edition is also available.
