In this timeless classic, Lucy Ellen Guernsey delves into the depths of human emotion and the profound impact of our choices. Follow the journey of young Christopher as he confronts the consequences of being ensnared by the fear of man. Set against the backdrop of a serene riverside town, Christopher’s world takes a chilling turn when he is trapped in the eerie confines of General Dent’s burial vault. With no escape in sight, he faces the darkness, both within and around him. Hours turn into days as Christopher embarks on a transformative journey.
Excerpt: AS Osric and Elsie stood looking and wondering at the unusual spectacle, they were joined by two or three of the other children — by Anna Lee and her sister Hetty, by David Parsons and his cousin Christopher or Christie, a delicate little fellow about nine years old.
“I wonder if old General Dent is dead?” said Elsie.
“I know he isn’t, for I saw him riding with Miss Rebecca last night. They went by our house,” said Anna, with considerable satisfaction, “and the general bowed to me.”
“That’s nothing; General Dent bows to everybody,” said Hetty, who always liked, as she said, “to take people down. He bowed to Mrs. Cooke the other day.”
This title is Number 15 in Lakeview Publishing's Resurrection Series.
76 page paperback, A5 size.