Jacobi Park
by John Netti
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Pub Date Sep 14 2023 | Archive Date Sep 29 2023
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Description
He refused to have his face covered and, from the gallows, swore he would rise on the flames of hell to have his vengeance.
It's a scorching July afternoon, and police officer Mike Havlicek is called to an incident near the statue in Jacobi Park. He's expecting to find a couple of kids fighting, but the park's groundskeeper is insane for no apparent reason, and ambulance med techs are holding him down.
Mike unravels the mystery and finds himself steeped in the paranormal.
Major Harlen Jacobi, the man in the statue, is about to escape from his place on the granite pedestal to unleash hell on the city of Cedar Creek, and Mike is the only person who can stop him.
A Note From the Publisher
Advance Praise
"Crisp, super suspenseful writing..." -Megan Davidson, author of The Thundering
"Mr. Netti has a talent for developing memorable characters and keeping his audience engaged through every turn of the page." -Susan Gianentti, Avid Reader
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781685132712 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 221 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Lisa G, Reviewer
"Something wicked lies in Jacobi Park." Indeed. Set in the summer of 1975, in a typical all-American town in upstate New York, something evil simmers just below the surface. This is a fast-paced supernatural mystery that you won't want to put down once you begin reading it. I found the main character, Mike, so compelling as he deals with loneliness after his wife dies. I am still a bit confused about the details of Major Jacobi, the villain of the story but since it is a supernatural tale, the author is free to set his own parameters. This book provided a much-needed escape from the sweltering heat when I needed it and I'm grateful.
Many thanks to NetGalley and Black Rose Writing for the digital ARC. All opinions and the review are my own.
