In the sleepy river town of Puerto Diablo, somewhere at the end of South America, a tall stranger arrives to threaten the peace of the natives, the villagers, the local outlaws, and Father Joseph Black, a strong and fierce man of God known as the Black Priest. Influenced by the stories of Hemingway and Peter Matthiessen, it is a tale of choices made, and not made, and the ends they lead to, for good or evil.
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About the author
Irving Karchmar is the author Master of the Jinn: A Sufi Novel. He is a writer and editor living near New York City.
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Publisher
Bay Street Press
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Published on
Sep 20, 2014
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Pages
35
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Language
English
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