Molly Pickett's got gold fever, and she knows how to find a mother load of it. It would mean no more trading sex for alcohol. But she knows there's something sinister about the haunted shaft in Rattle Snake Gulch and must lure another to fetch it.
More than a century later two workers are missing from the Cowhide Mountain Sustainable Fusion Reactor where physicist Anna Stoeller previously worked. She decides to return to work despite the disappearances. She doesn't tell anyone that she's hearing voices and they are getting louder.
Anna continues to struggle with her parents' deaths and her decreasing faith in God. She can't help but wonder why God would let her parents die and lacks her brother David's Bible-believing creationist beliefs. Everything's compounded by her brother's talk about spiritual warfare and a secret demon government.
When she finds her grandfather's scientific explanation on ghosts she must decide exactly what her beliefs are. Will she find the answers she seeks?
Author Michael Kent gives readers The Haunting of Molly Pickett, a classic good versus evil epic designed to appeal to both supernatural and Christian fiction fans. It's a book with twists and turns that will keep readers satisfied.
