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    The Castle Ciphers

    By Joshua (J.E.) Dyer

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    A small fortune, unknown until now, remains hidden on a small estate in Buckhannon, WV known by its residents as the Castle. Local legends tell of angered spirits, a curse and even a series of underground catacombs associated with the estate. Greed is a powerful drug. One that binds people to their most prized possessions all throughout life and even afterward.

    The Castle's ethereal master still stands watch over the property from the tower's levels preying on those who would be tempted by the treasure. Lift the curse. Go where I could not, and release the tormented spirits from their prison.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua (J.E.) Dyer
    Release dateSep 27, 2012
    ISBN9781301058631
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    The Castle Ciphers
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    Joshua (J.E.) Dyer

    I am the father of three great children, husband and the author of several published novels. I have seven children's stories also published in the Los Angeles Times, some of which have won the Reader's Choice Award for story of the year. I also enjoy the outdoors, golfing and cooking.

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