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Summer on the Black Suwannee
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Summer on the Black Suwannee

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Welcome to Eearth Mother Acres, Where Shattered Lives are Healed

When 15-year-old Emily is nearly raped by her stepfather, her distraught but well-meaning mother Charlene arranges for them to spend the summer at Earth Mother Acres, a special, secluded, faith-based retreat for troubled girls nestled along the bucolic banks of the Black Suwannee River.

An anonymous sponsor even offered to pay the camp’s $30,000 expense–provided Emily completes the program. I didn’t even need to pray about it, Charlene reasoned. It must be God’s will, since everything just fell into place.

But Emily and Charlene soon learn that Satan can assume a pleasing form, and not everything at Earth Mother Acres is as it appears. Charlene’s car suddenly breaks down, the manicured grounds are marred by strange, unsettling smells, and Emily discovers a child’s discarded clothing in the bottom of her cabin closet.

Emily’s therapy is rigorous and demanding. Her schedule is tightly controlled, and her contact with the outside world is completely cut off. When she grows gradually sicker with each passing day, she begins to wonder if she will leave Earth Mother Acres alive.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wordcrafts Press
Date
31 July 2019
Pages
276
ISBN
9781948679572

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Welcome to Eearth Mother Acres, Where Shattered Lives are Healed

When 15-year-old Emily is nearly raped by her stepfather, her distraught but well-meaning mother Charlene arranges for them to spend the summer at Earth Mother Acres, a special, secluded, faith-based retreat for troubled girls nestled along the bucolic banks of the Black Suwannee River.

An anonymous sponsor even offered to pay the camp’s $30,000 expense–provided Emily completes the program. I didn’t even need to pray about it, Charlene reasoned. It must be God’s will, since everything just fell into place.

But Emily and Charlene soon learn that Satan can assume a pleasing form, and not everything at Earth Mother Acres is as it appears. Charlene’s car suddenly breaks down, the manicured grounds are marred by strange, unsettling smells, and Emily discovers a child’s discarded clothing in the bottom of her cabin closet.

Emily’s therapy is rigorous and demanding. Her schedule is tightly controlled, and her contact with the outside world is completely cut off. When she grows gradually sicker with each passing day, she begins to wonder if she will leave Earth Mother Acres alive.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Wordcrafts Press
Date
31 July 2019
Pages
276
ISBN
9781948679572