Sheal Mullin-Berube
Born in Montreal, Quebec and now residing in Northern Ontario. A practicing eclectic, solitary Druidic Shaman with Unitarian Universalists ties.
The Bone Jar
Larisa Hunter
During her time with Kenaz Kindred she lectured at numerous Canadian heathen and pagan festivals, written articles for several books, and recently published her first book, “Fulltrui: Patrons in Asatru” (Megalithica Books, Immanion Press).
Synopsis
The Bone Jar. Is a dark and twisted romp through the minds of a pair of killers as they evolve. The story follows the main characters, Troy and Ivy as they grow up and lays the ground work for how they become ruthless, cold-blooded killers.
The book questions what could be if someone is raised with tramua and goes untreated. Does evil beget evil? Is there anything good inside a killer? The Bone Jar takes us inside the mind of the lost, those plauged by monsters and those seeking redemtion.
Its a wild and chaotic ride with deep and piercing content. The book is not for the faint of heart, it contains graphic descriptions of intimacy and murder. The story includes an overview of serial killers. FBI agent Desbrates follows our killers through their journey and discovers hidden connections that make him question everything.
Character POV: The Bone Jar is written from the perspective of two main characters Troy and Ivy. The story is told through what seems like a dream being relayed through Ivy, but as the novel progresses, things are not what they seem.
The Novel
The book dives into the human mind and drives the narrative of the persistent struggle of nature vs nurture. The novel includes extensive nods to famous serial killers including a full on expose of Jack The Ripper as Agent Desbrats hunts for Troy and Ivy.
Easter Egg
There may be a hidden clue on a familiar relationship between the three characters in our story, if you can find it.
Book Details
Language: English
Paperback: 157 pages
ISBN-10: 1989033466
ISBN-13: 978-1989033463
Item Weight: 10.7 ounces
UNSPSC-Code: 55101500
Dimensions: 6 x 0.37 x 9 inches
Release Date: October 6th, 2020
BISAC: FIC031080; FIC015000
Illustration Style: Sketch & Digital Elements
List Price
$30.00 [Print], $8.00 [Digital]
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