Speak of the Devil - Ashford, Helen
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The Mountain never forgets. And sometimes, it demands Reckoning. In the remote hills of Biddle Creek, winter is leaving more than silence in its wake. Reverend Crain is gone, the church doors are shuttered, and the faithful wander without a shepherd. Father Thomas Doherty, still haunted by his past in Ireland, offers quiet guidance from the old mission, but his role in this fractured community remains uncertain. When a fiery revivalist returns, claiming to be redeemed, the town is drawn once more into the grip of charismatic faith and spectacle. Snake handling, speaking in tongues, and…mehr

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The Mountain never forgets. And sometimes, it demands Reckoning. In the remote hills of Biddle Creek, winter is leaving more than silence in its wake. Reverend Crain is gone, the church doors are shuttered, and the faithful wander without a shepherd. Father Thomas Doherty, still haunted by his past in Ireland, offers quiet guidance from the old mission, but his role in this fractured community remains uncertain. When a fiery revivalist returns, claiming to be redeemed, the town is drawn once more into the grip of charismatic faith and spectacle. Snake handling, speaking in tongues, and whispers of miracles ignite a dangerous fervor-one that Meg Taylor knows too well. She has faced this man before. This time, the Mountain calls on her to face not just a threat to the town, but the truth about her own bloodline. As old wounds reopen and buried memories claw to the surface, Meg and Thomas must confront what they are willing to believe, protect, and sacrifice. In a world where scripture meets shadow and healing walks the line between blessing and curse, their choices will shape more than just their fates-they will decide the future of Biddle Creek itself. In this haunting and lyrical continuation of The Witch of Biddle Creek series, forgiveness is not easily given, power comes at a cost, and the land itself bears witness.