Curse Of The Skinwalker

Matt Miller, a beat cop in New York, couldn't believe it when he received a letter from a law firm in Flagstaff, Arizona saying that he was sole heir to the considerable fortune his Uncle had left. He flew to Flagstaff to check it out, then checked with his own lawyers back in New York. After reaffirming that the inheritance was indeed real, Matt went back to Flagstaff to claim his prize.
But he got more than he bargained for when he found a locked room in the barn. Being a former cop, his curiosity was peaked and with the help of some bolt cutters, what he discovered in that room in the barn, and subsequently in a hidden room in the house itself, changed his life and shook his very beliefs to the core.
After talking to a local historian who actually knew his uncle, Matt had to reevaluate his beliefs in what was real and was fiction. Growing up in New York City, he'd been sheltered from the harsh realities of another world, and even the mean streets of New York couldn't prepare him for what he was about to face.

George was born in 1960 in Jefferson County Alabama. The fifth of nine children, eight boys and one girl.

The family was raised poor, but not poorly raised. At home, George was taught morals, ethics and respect. Reading, writing and arithmetic at school. Love, honor and obedience to God at church. He grew up on John Wayne movies, country music and the writings of Louis L' Amour, Robert Louis Stevenson, H.G. Wells and Jules Verne.