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Descent of a Broken Man

By: Ashon Ruffins
Narrated by: Martin Landry
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James Corbin is an ambitious high school history teacher who resides in the lively yet dangerous city of New Orleans. He suffers from severe depression and anxiety and is on a downward spiral, unwilling to seek the help he desperately needs. His troubles are compounded by a lack of progress in his professional career, his disintegrating marriage, and a lack of respect from his peers. While his struggles threaten to cripple him, the city is marred by a series of brutal religious murders.

However, it’s soon clear that there is not only one but two murderers wreaking havoc on the city. While police chase the murderers, James focuses on his quest for professional success and self-worth from his research. Unfortunately for him, the research leads to the discovery of a nefarious essence, which unlocks a darkness and brings James face-to-face with a monster of his own. Within some people, there is something...off. Something dormant. A terror that, if found, will leave a path of pain in its wake.

©2022 Ashon Ruffins (P)2022 Ashon Ruffins

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