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"Dr. Horatio Averill Blake, a noted Florida anthropologist whose life was rerouted by the tragic deaths of his mother and father, confronts the consequences of his actions in affecting the destiny of an ancient South American indigenous tribe. The ramifications of tragedy upon tragedy force the egotistical adventurer to choose between the truth or the loss of even more. A magic idol, voices from the afterlife, and his own flesh and blood lead the scientist dubbed ""Montana"" down a trail never before explored to a destination that logic cannot foretell."

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John Woodbery earned his Juris Doctorate in 1974 from Stetson University College of Law, where he was the managing editor of the Stetson Law Review. He has had a long and distinguished career practicing law in the states of Florida and Washington. Mr. Woodbery now draws upon his boyhood experiences of growing up in the sultry state of Florida to write his novels. He is the author of Two Tomb Covers (Perelandra Press, 2016) and Earl's Retreat (Perelandra Press, 2017). John lives in Washington State with his wife of forty-six years, Diana. They have two children and five grandchildren.

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