Chasing Death
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Seer Protagonist. Historical Event Interference. Prophecy, Supernatural Ally. In the gripping tale of Chasing Death, Adale, a gifted mentalist, stumbles upon a seemingly ordinary raven chick that harbors a dark secret-it's a demon with the power to communicate with the departed and foresee impending doom. As Adale grapples with this newfound revelation, the demon becomes an unexpected ally, guiding her through the realms of the afterlife and foretelling ominous events. When a chilling prediction reveals the tragic fate awaiting the Titanic's maiden voyage, Adale faces a moral dilemma. Driven b...
Seer Protagonist. Historical Event Interference. Prophecy, Supernatural Ally. In the gripping tale of Chasing Death, Adale, a gifted mentalist, stumbles upon a seemingly ordinary raven chick that harbors a dark secret-it's a demon with the power to communicate with the departed and foresee impending doom. As Adale grapples with this newfound revelation, the demon becomes an unexpected ally, guiding her through the realms of the afterlife and foretelling ominous events. When a chilling prediction reveals the tragic fate awaiting the Titanic's maiden voyage, Adale faces a moral dilemma. Driven by a desire to alter destiny and save lives, she embarks on a perilous journey aboard the ill-fated ship, determined to outwit the hands of fate and rewrite the course of history. Chasing Death is a haunting blend of supernatural intrigue and historical drama, where one woman's extraordinary abilities collide with the inevitable, weaving a narrative that explores the boundaries of fate and the lengths one will go to defy it. If you enjoyed the blend of supernatural elements, historical settings, and a protagonist grappling with extraordinary abilities, you might find similar themes in works by authors such as Libba Bray, Deborah Harkness, Susanna Clarke, Gail Carriger, Diana Gabaldon, and Erin Morgenstern.
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