Haunting

Download or read book Haunting written by Jay Fulmer and published by Xlibris Corporation. This book was released on 2012-09-20 with total page 113 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Haunting DC is a political activist ghost story, exploring the origins of the Occupy Wall Street movement and the origins of the soul. The journey begins when would-be political activist Garrett Wagner wakes up dead only to discover confusion in the afterlife, which requires the aid of his guide, Deidre Valerian. Garrett, still yearning for purpose decides to continue his activism by haunting corrupt politicians in Washington DC. Deidre agrees to assist Garrett as it aids her current research into the problem of the growing number of directionless souls. On their journey they recruit a long deceased watercraft salesman, a team of Roller Derby girls and an urban legend famous for haunting the Aldebaron Bed and Breakfast. Garrett’s group goes on a crusade continuing the Global Justice Movement’s agenda from beyond the grave. The antagonist Charles Bellmore is a demonologist employed by U.S. Senator John Kassel. Garrett’s campaign threatens to topple the Senator’s policies as well as his pocketbook and Bellmore is charged with ending these hauntings. His nefarious allegiance to the Brotherhood of Baphomet and the demon Glasya Labolas grants him the opportunity to attack Garrett’s group. Bellmore sensing the possibility to possess even greater occult power sells his own soul for the chance. Haunting DC is an open question about the traditional explanations of the afterlife and spiritual motivation. The present day faltering religious, moral and ideological authority plays out through the characters in amazement and amusement as they discover the origins of their own motivations.