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Marilynn Hughes presents, The Out-Of-Body Travel Foundation Journal: Issue Seventeen: Secret Friend of Franz Hartman - Forgotten Mystical Adept

Rhone McLean can only watch his entire world burn as his wife's lifeless body disappears into the raging inferno. A mysterious cowboy in black emerges from the ashes of Rhone's home with a message of hope. His words push McLean into a quest to free Clara, but how much of himself is he ready to sacrifice?

Detective Algernon Baker catches a new case in an idyllic neighborhood. The first cops on the scene figure the victim walked in on a home invasion. Alge sees extreme overkill and a lack of missing valuables. He decides that this must have been a crime of passion, and he starts investigating. Alge runs into trouble when all of his witnesses end up in the morgue. He figures a cop must be behind all of the action.

Six souls: Benjamin Midkiff…the bounty hunter. George "Dealer" Grant…the gunslinger. Forest Bishop…the land baron. Jennie Stevens…the saloon owner. Cain Hartford…the gambler. Pastor Tobias…the preacher. All six will suffer in purgatory; only one shall survive.

On a moonless Oklahoma night, Maynard Blackoak (author of Eerie Trails of the Wild Weird West) lit a candle against the darkness and sat down with quill in hand. A lifelong student of Edgar Allan Poe, he began to compose his homage to the master while the wind outside sought passage through the old walls and threatened the candle flame. This volume contains that result. Twelve tales of Poe-esque nightmares. So, light a candle, pour yourself an Absinthe, and enjoy the madness.

Step into the enchanting world of "Those Gigantic Giants and the Tiny Village," where the bonds of friendship transcend size and strength. In this captivating children's book, listeners are transported to the serene countryside village of Blossomville, nestled beneath ancient trees and surrounded by rolling meadows.

The summer of 1976 in Huntsville, Arkansas, was supposed to be unforgettable—for all the right reasons. For Jake and his tight-knit group of friends, it marked their first true taste of freedom: a week-long camping trip deep in the uncharted wilderness of the Ozark Mountains. The boys expected adventure, laughter, and maybe a few scares from the campfire stories. What they didn’t expect was the terror that would emerge from the shadows of the forest.

Sugar and Spice follows Millicent, an 18-year-old who reluctantly agrees to babysit her sweet, faith-filled 6-year-old sister, Rose, over Christmas break. As Rose’s boundless love for Jesus, holiday traditions, and daily “kindness challenges” start to chip away at Millicent’s sarcasm and skepticism, Millicent embarks on a journey of self-discovery, faith, and forgiveness.

Emma Richards is 18 and caught in the bittersweet space between the life she’s known in her small town of Maplewood, Pennsylvania, and the new chapter waiting for her at college. A devoted Christian, Emma has always strived to live by her faith, but that becomes increasingly complicated when her best friend, Maddie—16 and still in high school—begins pulling her into a world of parties, risky choices, and relationships Emma struggles to understand.

The hit man Gordon Carney, his wife Karen, who is a frustrated writer trying to break into print, and their son Brady move into a Spanish-style bungalow in the Hollywood Hills where they experience inexplicable and chilling events. Becoming paranoid Karen suspects the other family members of plotting against her. She comes to believe the house is driving them crazy because it’s haunted. She hires a medium, who Gordon thinks is a quack, to exorcise the house.