Free Friday Ebook! THE ACCIDENTAL EXORCIST (A Digital Short)

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Ever have an experience that shook the foundations of what you believe?  Human “logic” dictates that we know all there is to know and it is based on scientific evidence, or “proof,” as it were.  But when confronted by things science cannot explain what do we do?  Impose our beliefs, or what we want to believe upon the situation and hope we are right?  Yes, that’s pretty much it.  We make our best guess based on whatever data we have and hope we are right.  Experience will usually render the verdict on our choice of belief.  And that belief upon which we are willing to take action, for which we are willing to sacrifice is what we call faith.

Even the choice to believe there is no God (Atheism) is such a choice, and therefore a faith.

This is the very core issue that Forensic Pathologist Abigail Lee faces in THE ACCIDENTAL EXORCIST, one of my most popular bestselling short novellas.

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When forensic psychiatrist Abigail Lee meets a baby-killing mother who has been declared criminally insane and aquitted, she discovers something lurking beneath the surface. Something far deeper and more insidious than mere psychopathy. But can she come to terms with her own struggle with science and faith in time to confront it?

Joshua Graham is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, winner of the International Book Award and Forward National Literature Award. His thrillers include DARKROOM, LATENT IMAGE and BEYOND JUSTICE, and TERMINUS. Graham's works have been characterized as thought-provoking page-turners.

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