Gallows Stone: Echoes of the Executed - Paperback

In the shadow of Gallows Hill, a simple stone changes everything.

Reverend Frank Silvia has spent decades studying history and preaching theology, but his pastoral care has grown distant. After picking up a mysterious stone at Proctor's Ledge-the true site of the Salem executions-strange anomalies begin in his Cape Cod church: hallways stretch longer, light switches move, and the ordinary routines of ministry start to unravel.

As the stone's influence reveals fractures in Frank's life, his congregation, and his marriage, he must confront the gap between what he preaches and how he lives. With echoes of the executed haunting the present, Frank learns that true faith demands more than certainty-it demands works, mercy, and presence.

Blending literary fiction with subtle supernatural elements and deep theological insight, Gallows Stone: Echoes of the Executed is a haunting meditation on institutional Christianity, personal failure, and the slow, redemptive work of grace. Perfect for fans of Marilynne Robinson, Wendell Berry, and thoughtful Christian suspense.