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Sinners Plunged Beneath That Flood
Sinners Plunged Beneath That Flood

Sixteen-year-old Jenn is struggling to cope with her best friend’s disappearance and the deadly trailer fire that preceded it. When her only other close companion is thrust into the adult world without her, Jenn begins an investigation into the strange happenings plaguing her small Oklahoma town. She crosses paths with Sheriff Douglas Taylor, a lawman trying to hush murmurs of a church deacon-turned-meth dealer motivated by ecstatic visions and a hunger for material power. Before long, mysterious threats force the sheriff to weigh his own reputation as a hero against his ideas of security, as the deacon’s wife, Charlotte, seeks solace in novelty and considers the ways the old man will haunt the county and consume its working poor. Charlotte, Sheriff Taylor, and Jenn each find themselves then beneath a flood of shadow in the autumn months of 1998, and it is only there that they begin to make sense of their changing worlds.

Book Details

Genre: 

  • Fiction
  • Horror
  • Literary Collection

Age Level: 

  • Adult

G.D. Brown's novel, Sinners Plunged Beneath the Flood, is a crime story mixed with some spirituality.  This is the story of a high school senior named Jenn who wants to find out what happened to her best friend Ava.  She seeks help from another best friend by the name of Matthew, nicknamed Scribbles, who just happens to have his own problems and issues to deal with like his parents leaving him behind.  They live in a small town named Branch Creek in Mayes County.

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