Homer’s Mill
Homer’s Mill by Nancy Bryant Keeton, published by Xlibris Corporation on October 25, 2014, is a fiction work that delves into the mysterious occurrences in a small Ohio town. The narrative centers around a strange light that has been a part of the town for years, initially perceived as benign but later becoming a source of harm. As a group of townspeople comes together to investigate the light’s origins and its transformation into a malevolent force, they forge connections across a wide range of ages and backgrounds.
Readers will find a blend of science fiction elements intertwined with themes of the paranormal and community dynamics. The story follows the townspeople as they uncover the identity behind the light, leading to unforeseen consequences. Additionally, the character Ann Lawson embarks on a personal journey to discover her birth parents, adding layers of emotional complexity to the plot. With 306 pages, this edition offers a comprehensive exploration of the events that unfold in Homer’s Mill, engaging those interested in the intersection of human experience and the unknown.
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A small Ohio town has been visited by a mysterious light for years. At first, it was just there. Then people started getting harmed when they came in contact with it. What changed it from a benevolent entity to a force of evil? A group of townspeople gather to try to figure out what or who it is. They become close despite a great diversity in ages. Two of them locate the personality behind the light. That person comes back to Homer’s Mill with disastrous results. Along the way, Ann Lawson locates her birth parents, leaving her with conflicting emotions. If you are interested in the paranormal, UFOs, etc., you will enjoy Homer’s Mill.
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