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A Voice from the Grave

By: Yvonne Mason
Narrated by: Diana Andrade
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Mysterious family secrets lie hidden....

Archelologist Jonas Biggs has been hired to do the dig at Andersonville Prison, the worst POW camp during the Civil War. He has taken along his niece, Savannah Biggs, the only child of his twin brother, John. As the past is uncovered, the Biggs family get much more than they bargained for. Savannah is the only female born since before the war. She wears a Celtic cross given to her by her father, who received it from his father. It has been handed down for generations. At the dig, a second cross, which is a mirror image of Savannah's, is unearthed. A skeleton is discovered at the deadline. What do these two finds have in common and who is behind the mysterious things that keep happening to the family? What terrible secrets are hidden in the finds, and will they be uncovered?

©2009 Yvonne Mason (P)2011 Brook Forest Voices
Ghosts Historical Fiction Suspense Thriller & Suspense War & Military

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