DIVINE

 FAQ: How your Jake Bannerman/ Horror Ink books are connected:

We first meet Kate in "The Harvest", and she reappears in "Witchaxe". Many readers often ask if my books are connected, and this is how I connect them. This story is about the demise of Kate in an act of rebellion against the struggle between the divine plan and free will. Originally titled "Separation of Church and Fate", this story weaves a connection in the web of horror in Jake Bannerman's titles.

Kate Monroe, a girl from Idaho, had an ordinary life until she experienced a series of extraordinary events. From hearing mysterious whispers to receiving divine messages, Kate's life took a dramatic turn. Despite her mundane surroundings and the skepticism of those around her, she felt a higher calling. As she navigated through these experiences, she found herself questioning the very fabric of her existence and the concept of free will. Her journey is a gripping tale of self-discovery, faith, and defiance against the unseen forces that seemed to control her destiny.

This story is a compelling exploration of the intersection between the mundane and the divine, and the lengths one will go to find their true purpose.

Clocking in at 1353 words this is a part of the "Dead End Series"

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