This is PART ONE, TWO, THREE, and FOUR of Weston Kincade's A Life of Death series. A coming-of-age, paranormal mystery from a talented storyteller.
Here's the synopsis:
Episode One:
Homicide detective Alex Drummond is confronted with the past through his sonβs innocent question. Alexβs tale of his troubled senior year unfolds revealing loss, abuse, and mysterious visions of murder and demonic children. Is he going insane? With the help of his close friend Paige Kurtley, Alex must find the source of his misfortune.
Episode Two:
The Historical Society offers proof Alexβs visions are real, but he begins to question whether his ability is a blessing or a curse. Uncertain, Alex attempts to use it to see his dead father again and speak for those in need. But his newfound aspirations may unveil skeletons hidden close to home.
Episode Three:
Skeletons from the past are haunting more than just Alexβesteemed adults within the community and even teachers. Alex is confronted with the true tests of life, but can he find the courage to stand up for those in need, including his stepfamily? There is more at stake than bruised ribs and broken bones, and Alex may have to pay the price.
Episode Four:
A cemetery can be far more comforting than just a resting place for the dead, especially for reclusive teenagers. With the prospect of romance, Alex and Paige visit a Civil War battlefield for their school research paper, but ghosts find Alex wherever he goes. Will their fledgling romance survive? And how many times can a person die?
βA well written story that flows off the page.β
~ Coral Russell, author of Amador Lockdown
βAnother awesome book by Weston Kincade β a paranormal coming-of-age mystery page turner. I could not put it downβ¦ I promise you will not be disappointed with this one.β
~ Chantale, Geeky Girl Reviews
βA Life of Death is a completely amazing story. Fans of paranormal mystery and suspense stories should enjoy this book. Definitely give it a read as soon as you can!β
~ K. Sozaeva, Now is Gone
βA Life of Death is my favorite kind of book, characters' emotions are painted in details. It's so vivid and alive I get a sense that Alex, the main character, is a younger version of Weston himself. This book in beautiful in unexpected ways.β
~ Helmy Parlente Kusuma, author of There is Hope
βA Life of Death is quite simply, absolutely superb. I loved this book, it was an emotional and entertaining journey that had me hooked.β
~ David King, An Eclectic Bookshelf
βA very good story.β
~ Kathleen Brown, author of The Personal Justice Series
βThe title drew me in and the novel itself is an experience that should not be left unread.β
~ Bruce Blanchard, author of Demon's Daughter
βMr. Kincade did a wonderful job telling this story. The characters are well developed and easy to relate to. I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed this book."
~ Christi, Alaskan Book Cafe