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Wake of the Sadico
On a Caribbean dive vacation, five friends discover a centuries old shipwreck – and a karmic debt past due.
Wall Eddington has always done the correct thing. It’s part of being British, part of family tradition. Yet somehow someone drowned.
Now, half a world away, he’s diving off an old sailboat with four American friends. As a vacation it’s a bit primitive, but just what his soul craves.
Until they find a shipwreck.
Untouched and impossibly preserved, the thing bewitches with promises of gold. Their rush to claim it bogs down with odd accidents and petty arguments - and Wall is not the only one with dark dreams of pain and torture. Dreams of a captain called Sadico.
In fleeing his personal demon, Wall has run straight to its lair.
This trap was laid centuries ago, for five souls moved on to new lives and new loves. Set by the one soul they left behind.
“Sparks has a flair for the paranormal and those eerie elements propel this story on until the surprising ending. If you don’t believe in reincarnation, there’s a good chance you will after reading this book! If not, enjoy the read. Just make sure to keep the lights on!”
What People are Saying
“Sometimes you come across the story and it just sweeps you away. Wake of the Sadico did that for me.
This story is about five divers, all of them flawed people with lives and pasts. They were alive, their issues and struggles felt real as they tried to get along and explore a great new discovery at the bottom of the ocean. From very early on, they evolved and grew closer or further apart, grappling with both the mental and spiritual.
... And once they were in too deep, so was I.
I drowned in the second half of this book, holding my breath during key moments, fearing every time that the divers dove they wouldn’t come up again.
By the end of the book, almost everything was clear to me, but some mystery still lingers. As it should. Ghosts of the past never really die, after all. They just wait.
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“I liked this book! It had a good, spooky atmosphere, a fun story, and some decent characters. I was particularly fond of Jill and Wall. I think my favorite part was towards the beginning of the book where Jill is learning about her past lives. That was downright creepy. I also really liked where Melanie was looking at the books and the woman tells her “You’re living this one.”
Because that’s some creepy stuff right there. Seriously. That gave me chills! I love books, darn it! Don’t creep me out with books! :D I won’t add too much else, because I don’t want to spoil anything for anyone. But I will say it’s defiently worth a read if you like horror.”