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Who here loves a good ghost story? You do? What about tales of revenge and ultimate forgiveness found through the grace of God?

My upcoming novel Rage's Echo (release date October 1) is just that story. For anyone who has ever been trapped in the past and unwilling to move on from whatever has kept them there, Rage's Echo is a novel that is very close to my heart.

He longs for heaven...and for revenge.

Jessica Roman-Dell, a paranormal investigator from small-town Ohio, wants to find a ghost to prove to the world that life continues after death. But little does Jessica realize the danger she will face when the anguished spirit of a murder victim named Jerry Madison follows her home from a graveyard one night and refuses to leave. He says he is lonely. He says he wishes to go to heaven to finally be with God; watching the world pass by without him is more unbearable than death itself. But Jerry is there for another reason, too. A reason that Jessica can't even begin to guess at, but that will hit closer to home than she ever could have imagined.

For Jerry is not as innocent as Jessica believes him to be. Like his murderers, he, too, has killed--and he will stop at nothing to send those responsible for his death to the grave.

"Rage's Echo is not just for horror fans, but for anyone who ever wondered about the implications and manifestations of unforgiveness turned into an obsession. The mystery, intrigue and heart pounding moments illustrate that J. S. Bailey has the ability to pull the reader in and keep their full attention until ALL has been revealed."
--Kara Grant, A BookLover's Heart


"...for readers that can appreciate good fiction with a poignant theme, Rage's Echo is a solid novel filled with suspense and intrigue..."
--Josh Olds, FictionAddict.com


"An eerie thriller saturated with suspense and embodying altering twists around every corner. J. S. Bailey possesses a superb writing style that is sure to impress."
--Gavin Pierce, GavinReviews

I cannot wait to read it!!!

James wrote: "That should be very good"

:) I'm glad you think so, too, James!

I am proud to own a copy of the book, and really cannot wait to dive in now!:)