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Synopsis
Some monsters live in the darkness. Others live inside us.
Ethiopia, 1987. A nation is caught in the grip of fear, violence, and political upheaval. In the shadows of that uncertainty, an ancient terror seems to be stirring—a creature whispered about for generations, known as the crocotta.
But fear wears many faces.
CROCOTTA: A Story of Fear, Faith, and Redemption follows lives shaped by loss, danger, conviction, and the desperate search for hope in a country moving toward one of the most dramatic turning points in its modern history. As the story unfolds from the late 1980s into the collapse of Ethiopia’s Derg regime in 1991, the boundary between legend and reality begins to blur.
Against a backdrop of remote villages, rugged landscapes, political unrest, and an ancient Christian heritage, ordinary people must decide what they truly believe when everything familiar begins to fall apart.
Is the greatest threat the creature lurking beyond the firelight—or the fear that has taken hold within the human heart?
Blending historical fiction, suspense, Ethiopian folklore, and a deeply human story of faith, CROCOTTA explores what happens when people are confronted by the things they fear most—and discover that redemption can reach even into the darkest places.
Fear may hunt us. Faith calls us forward. And redemption changes the ending.
CROCOTTA: A Story of Fear, Faith, and Redemption
by Patrick Shay Beard
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