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The Oath

Steve doesn't believe that a rogue bear was responsible for his brother's death, and as he tries to uncover the truth he discovers that the town is in the grip of an unspeakable evil.

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  • "Steve doesn't believe that a rogue bear was responsible for his brother's death, and as he tries to uncover the truth he discovers that the town is in the grip of an unspeakable evil."@en
  • "Nature photographer Cliff Benson is killed and mutilated while camping, and the horrifying attack nearly drives his wife insane. Common sense points to a rogue bear, so to avenge his brother's death, Steve Benson tracks and kills a grizzly. But then more victims are brutalized, and Steve's search for answers uncovers a century of sin, soulless evil, and a beast of ghastly power."
  • "Nature photographer Cliff Benson is killed and mutilated while camping, and the horrifying attack nearly drives his wife insane. Common sense points to a rogue bear, so to avenge his brother's death, Steve Benson tracks and kills a grizzly. But then more victims are brutalized, and Steve's search for answers uncovers a century of sin, soulless evil, and a beast of ghastly power."@en
  • "Something sinister is at work in Hyde River, an isolated mining town in the mountains of the pacific Northwest. Under the cover of darkness it strikes without warning, so Steve, a wild life biologist, and Tracy, the sherriff's deputy, begin their own investigation in search for the truth. Gradually they are drawn closer to each other and the towns terrible secret."@en
  • "In the 1880s, a fiery preacher is hanged in a mining town by people who reject God in favor of Reason. The people's sins give birth to a dragon which to this day terrorizes the area. The story is recounted by a wildlife biologist who meets the dragon while investigating killer-bears. By the author of This Present Darkness."@en

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  • "Christian fiction"
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  • "The Oath"
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  • "The oath"

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