The Smog
The Smog by David Longhorn, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on August 10, 2016, is a work of fiction that intertwines elements of the supernatural with historical context. Set against the backdrop of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1952, the story follows American reporter Rachel Beaumont as she navigates a world filled with ghosts and impending danger. With a page count of 166, this edition presents a narrative where Rachel’s life takes a turn when her daughter experiences nightmares about the “Raggedy Men,” signaling the return of the Sentinels and the urgent need for her seer abilities.
Readers will find a blend of ghostly encounters and historical intrigue as Rachel grapples with her role in assisting spirits to cross over. The narrative explores the eerie occurrences in London, including the haunting presence of Jack the Ripper and the deadly smog that claims lives. As Rachel uncovers deeper family secrets and confronts the escalating threats, the stakes rise significantly. This edition, written in English, delves into themes of loss and the supernatural, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of the living and the dead during a pivotal moment in British history.
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On the eve of Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1952, the future is bright with promise for England and American reporter, Rachel Beaumont. Life couldn’t be sweeter; her book is a smash hit, her husband has settled into his job at the ministry and their young daughter, Emily, is growing like the proverbial weed. But when Emily has a nightmare about the “Raggedy Men”, Rachel knows – without a doubt – the Sentinels are back. Her days as a seer are far from over. More ghosts than ever need her assistance to cross over. Ghost sightings are popping up all over London. Police officer Jack Warner’s patrol is riddled with nightly visits of Jack the Ripper and his victims re-enacting their macabre dance of death over and over again before disappearing as quickly as they appear. Deadly smog is claiming more lives than anyone can imagine. Churchill wants the Witchcraft Act abolished but little does he know that England is on a collision course with the ghost world and the smog deaths are just the beginning. It isn’t until Rachel meets famed radio celebrity and host of The Ghost Mans series that everything starts to make sense and she figures out the true danger lies within her own family. Rachel is no stranger to murder, mayhem and monsters, but this time, the stakes are too high and the losses are too deep. They seem to be adding up like casualties during the war. Rachel soon realizes she has much more to lose than her own life!
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