Fermata Cellars

Manuel Chavez is a young marketing director who grew up in the vineyard as the son of a migrant farmworker. All his life, he heard rumors of the grounds being haunted but never believed them until he returned to Fermata Cellars as an adult to work in management. Now, he must overcome his fear of the supernatural, and fight a corrupt city councilman who wants to condemn the property and sell it to one of his cronies for a cheap price. Can the Old Ways fight City Hall?

Praise for Fermata Cellars:

"This was a surprising, engrossing read that combined mystery, religion, and the supernatural in a tautly written novella that I couldn't put down. A fun, quick read for supernatural occult story enthusiasts." - Audrey Brice, author of Thirteen Covens.

"A very well written book. I couldn't put it down." Harold Gower, author of Watershed.

"The whole time I was reading this I kept thinking back to 'The Cask of Amontillado,' by Edgar Allen Poe. I'd put this in the same genre." - Jodi Cox, author of Nether After.