Waaskone - Paperback
Description
by Ron McCormack (Author)
Spirit Island, the largest freshwater island in the world, is aptly named.
Since the late 1800s it has had more than its share of unexplained events and unsolved disappearances.
For decades, locals explained the happenings as a consequence of a vast area, sparsely populated with minimal law enforcement.
Marie Baxter and her twin brother Andrew didn't buy it; they believed no one invested the time required to find out what really happened.
Their grandfather and great-grandfather had been lighthouse keepers for seventy years on nearby Waaskone Island, the name being an Ojibwe word meaning 'it glows' or 'gives off light.'
Both died mysterious deaths.
Then their parents went missing while sailing a few miles from the lighthouse in the North Channel of Lake Huron.
Some things should be left unexplained.
If you are not prepared for the truth, don't look for it.
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