About this ebook
A well-known doctor by the name of Dr. Allen with a great reputation was faced with conquering his own shadow that was Demon possessed, and haunted him. His shadow killed many leaving the evidence that lead only to Dr. Allen because witnesses saw the reflection of Dr. Allen in action. In order for him to prove his innocence, he had to allow this Demon possessed shadow to enter on the inside of him mentally so that he can control its mind; but being as it was his own shadow, made it difficult because shadows are the reflection of ones body. It became a challenge proving his innocence because it had never been heard of shadows separating and transforming into an un-humanized demon staggering alone.
About the author
Jacqueline Stewart grew up in a small suburban city outside of New Orleans, Louisiana, and married to Sedric Stewart Jr., who is very supportive in everything she does. Her writing started at a very young age as she often buried herself on the floor between two twin beds make believing and writing in the room she shared with two sisters. She later discovered that writing was therapy, and a way to escape when she felt sad as a child. In her adulthood, she realized she still felt a sense of relief in writing quietly alone in her room, so she wrote many stories for relaxation. After being encouraged by a professor at a local university in New Orleans who read one of her stories, she decided to take her writing seriously; and although there was some sadness in her life as child, she still looked at her parents as loving parents who did their best to provide and raise she and her siblings to be God-fearing individuals. Her parents were praying people who were strong believers in God, and taught she including her siblings how to pray, the meaning in prayer, the importance of prayer; and to always trust and believe in God no matter the circumstance because God has the power to change all things. Because of this, she developed a gift in writing that hopefully will impact the lives of many readers.
