Ask the Author: Rachael Sparks
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Rachael Sparks
Read, write, and review. Read other authors for inspiration and research. Write so that you can keep improving. Review other books privately as if it were your job, as I think it helps you know what you don't like even in works that you love.
Rachael Sparks
We spent a vacation in Maine and I fell for the area. It made me want to learn its history, and in doing so all these stories came to me, of women colonists and local natives and how their lives must have been so challenging.
Rachael Sparks
A story set in Maine, both in 1720s and in the present, about a CDC investigator who is recovering from a career embarrassment and working on her last case — two boys near death with a brain infection that can't seem to be cured.
She begins to experience the memories of a woman accused of witchcraft 300 years prior then sentenced to die by being tossed into a local waterspout. A witch with her same last name.
She begins to experience the memories of a woman accused of witchcraft 300 years prior then sentenced to die by being tossed into a local waterspout. A witch with her same last name.
Rachael Sparks
Haven't had it yet! I would probably go for a walk, or read.
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