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Appalachian Trail
camp site. It could have been the breeze rustling among the leaves, or it might have
been small nocturnal animals scurrying about for food, or it might have been a decrepit
old yellow hand seeking victims to avenge the assassination of its master.
How vivid the memories of the children popping their heads from sleeping bags
whispering "What was that, was it the old yellow hand?"
This gripping tale of a withered 200-year-old hand that sneaks up and slays unsuspecting
victims keeps the reader guessing from start to finish. Don't be surprised that
goose-pimples run up and down your spine and you find yourself jumping at the slightest
noise. Whether camping, trail hiking, or sitting alone in the evening you will keep a wary
eye out for the baron's old yellow hand. Once finished, you will want to visit the strange
land of Transylvania and maybe tour the old baron's restored castle. Yes, it is still there,
known by many as Count Dracula's castle. Others know it as the home of Count Vlad
Tabes.
Synopsis:
Peasants' uprising against a despotic baron in medieval Transylvania. A hand severed
from the victim and trapped for centuries in a preserving fluid. The death of an
embalmer in a funeral home. A string of grisly murders in 1950s Virginia. These
seemingly unrelated events sets the baron's severed hand on a trail of terror. Acting on
a mysterious force, it wreaks its master's cruel vengeance on anybody who stands in the
way of its return to its origin: the Goranovich Castle in Transylvania.
Warning! This book is suitable only for ages 10 through 90!
The Rromani girl
with a special link to
the old yellow hand.
The relentless
pursurer of his
friend's killer.
Dorm Briarwood
College
emercer2@tampabay.rr.com. You may also pick up a copy at Haydn-James Gifts, Auburndale, FL
