The Thirteenth Man

"The Thirteenth Man" by Coulson Kernahan is a captivating story set in the early 1900s, unveiling the life of Philip Barrimore, a budding writer seeking peace in the countryside to chase his literary dreams. Leaving behind his family and an uncle fond of reciting poetry, Philip hopes to find inspiration in his new bungalow. However, tranquility evades him as strange occurrences hint at hidden secrets nearby. Simultaneously, the narrative introduces Aimée Le Breton, trapped under the control of her manipulative uncle and mother, who are driven by greedy intentions concerning the family's wealth. Aimée's uncanny resemblance to Philip's deceased love, Eweretta, adds another layer of complexity to the unfolding drama, setting the stage for a collision of these characters and the exposure of dark family secrets and deceit.