the Lawyer of dead 2: Some are asking for justice. Others help.

Some people believe that death ends all stories. I don't. Throughout my life, I've learned that there are truths that survive the grave. There are promises that not even death can break. And there are voices that continue whispering long after the heart stops beating. If you've reached these pages, you probably already know Nama. The woman who crossed the boundaries between the living and the dead. The Lawyer of Calunga. >But some stories don't end when we believe they have. Some simply change form. After the Final Judgment, peace returned to Calunga. The dead found rest. >And for a time, silence reigned. A rare silence. >But silence also holds secrets. And there are secrets that prefer to remain buried. While the living go about their routines, working, loving, making mistakes, and growing old... There are souls wandering in the darkness. Souls that don't ask for revenge. Nor redemption. Nor forgiveness. They cry for help. >And Nama is about to discover that. The cases you'll find in this book are darker. Older. More dangerous. Some span decades. >And they all have something in common. A mark. A symbol. >The real question isn't whether the dead can return. The real question is: >In the following pages you will find mystery, buried secrets, forgotten entities, crimes that span generations, and truths that should never have been discovered. But above all... You will find desperate souls trying to escape something that not even death could stop. And when you finish this book, perhaps you will look at a cemetery differently. Perhaps you will observe old photographs more closely. Perhaps you will listen to the dawn wind and wonder if you are truly alone. Because some dead cry out for justice. But others... >And when they call for help... >Telbin Alves

Pagina's: 163, Paperback, Independently published