Bless the Child

by Cathy Cash Spellman

Overview

What if your drug-addicted daughter left a newborn baby on your doorstep and disappeared? What if she came back three years later and took the child into a satanic cult? Would you risk your soul to save her?

Maggie O'Connor is about to answer these questions... maybe with her life. She's too young to be a grandmother. Yet she'll fight -- not just for little Cody's custody, but for the child's life itself.

The law won't back her up. But the exorcist priest believes. And the rabbi who practices Kabbalah knows too much not to believe. And ancient, raging memories of an Egyptian prophecy are rising within her own terrifying dreams.

But time is running out. For everyone wants this child. Even the Devil...

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013338951
Publisher:	The Wild Harp & Co., Inc.
Publication date:	09/24/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	477
File size:	4 MB

About the Author

Best-selling author Cathy Cash Spellman has written five books that have been both New York Times and international Best Sellers, in hardcover and paperback.
Her books include:
So Many Partings
An Excess of Love
Paint the Wind
Bless the Child
The Playground of the Gods
Lark's Labyrinth
Snowflake from the Hand of God

Her books have been sold in 22 countries. Bless the Child, starring Kim Basinger and Jimmy Smits, was a successful Paramount movie in 2000.

Her two newest books were released July 1,2011. Lark's Labyrinth is a novel filled with intrigue, conspiracy theory, and more ancient secrets than the Dead Sea Scrolls - and Snowflake from the Hand of God is a heartfelt book of prayers, prose, and poetry about illness, death, divorce, loss, and other assaults on the spirit.

Editorial Reviews

"The suspense which rivals the best of Stephen King, builds until the day of the final, chilling conclusion. If there's such a thing as a guaranteed bestseller, this book is it."

West Coast Review of Books

"Chilling. Gripping. Terrifying. And the kind of page-turner you can't put down once you've gotten past the first few pages. . . . The chills keep coming until the last page."

Beverly Hills 90210 Magazine

"Spellman succeeds in capturing the reader's close attention as an unrelenting sense of foreboding drives the narrative forward with power."

Publisher's Weekly

"A stolen child... an ancient curse... a cop, a priest, and a grandma for heroes. What a walloping good story!"

Gerald A. Browne

"Horrifying... As usual, Spellman's thorough research and her broad view of supernatural matters adds a distinct and impressive integrity to the story."

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