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ABOUT THE STORY
ARE THEY MORE THAN JUST NIGHTMARES?
Samuel is eighteen and has struggled with night terrors his whole life. In his dream, someone is always murdered. After discovering a person actually existed in his dreams, Samuel is lead to believe in the possibility his nightmares are memories of previous lives. The mystery deepens when a book entitled, “The Journeymen Diaries,” is brought to his attention. In its pages, his nightmares are revealed in vivid detail. Convinced the author is an evil incarnate, Samuel sets out to find the author and stop him, before anyone else is murdered.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
THE INCARNATE is Kenneth G. Beason and James L. Cavanagh's debut novel. Beason has won national screenplay competitions, based on his own original stories. Cavanagh is a criminologist and has researched and written on human deviance for many years. Formerly, he worked with convicted felons who suffered from severe mental illness. After learning of Cavanagh's background, Beason suggested a collaboration of their talents, skills, and experiences. Once hearing the details about the book, Cavanagh agreed to be a co-writer of the novel.
A FEW KNOWN FACTS BEHIND THE FICTION
Wewelsburg castle still stands today. Had Adolf Hitler won the war, the black sun symbol on the floor in the North tower of the castle would have marked the center of the world.
Selected by Himmler to become the location of a "Reich SS Leadership School," the Nazi Party signed a 100 year lease on the castle. During its occupancy, it was often visited by the elite of the SS. Allegedly, occult rituals and ceremonies took place there.
On March 30, 1945, the Nazi commander of the castle fled as the American 3rd Armored Division advanced. On the 31st, Himmler ordered the SS to destroy the castle. Using back country roads during the night, 15 of Himmler's men were able to elude detection. Arriving Easter morning, on April 1st, the SS used explosives and destroyed most of the castle. The remainder was burned. Strangely enough, the North Tower suffered minimal damage.
Later, Himmler fled in civilian clothes and was captured by the British. During his interrogation, he committed suicide by ingesting cyanide. His body was the secretly buried somewhere in the Luneburg Heath.
It has been speculated Himmler may have had a double. After over a year, there was an attempt to recover the body. It was never found.
Castuillo de Marcos is the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States and is located in St. Augustine, Florida. Built by the Spanish, construction began in 1672 and took 23 years to complete. Any attempt to acquire the Castuillo by force was met with failure. The British took control of the fort by treaty and renamed it Fort St. Mark, in 1763.
During the American Revolution, the fort was used to house prisoners. Among them were three of the four South Carolina signers of the Declaration of Independence: Thomas Heyward Jr., Arthur Middleton and Edward Rutledge.
General George S. Patton - "So as through a glass and darkly, the age long strife I see, where I fought in many guises, many names, but always me.
Benjamin Franklin - "I look upon death to be as necessary to the constitution as sleep. We shall rise refreshed in the morning."
Socrates -"I am confident that there truly is such a thing as living again, that the living spring from the dead, and that the souls of the dead are in existence"
Reichsfuhrer-SS Heinrich Himmler - It has been said, Himmler regarded himself to be the reincarnation of King Heinrich, the first king of Germany.