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by M. L. Bullock (Author)
The Possession of Shadur Ketchum
Gulf Coast Paranormal Extra, Book Three
Sometimes the most dangerous thing you can be is exhausted.
Seventeen-year-old Shadur Ketchum isn't cursed by ancient bloodlines or hunted by legends. He's simply worn down. By day, he survives high school. By night, he manages a household ruled by rigid religion, unspoken secrets, and a grandmother whose public piety masks private decay. Somewhere between obligation and endurance, Shadur's inner defenses fail-and something notices.
The entity that enters Shadur's life doesn't announce itself with violence or spectacle. It infiltrates quietly, exploiting fatigue, obedience, and silence. It doesn't want his soul. It wants access. Control. Compliance.
As Shadur begins losing time, memory, and agency, Jericho recognizes the signs of a possession already in progress-one that cannot be forced out through spectacle or shortcuts. With Midas at his side, Jericho must navigate the fragile terrain of Shadur's mind and the oppressive spiritual atmosphere of a house built on denial and control.
But the deeper they push, the clearer the truth becomes: the danger isn't only what's inside Shadur. It's the environment that taught him to disappear in the first place.
The Possession of Shadur Ketchum is a quiet, psychological descent into spiritual warfare, where exhaustion becomes vulnerability, obedience becomes a weapon, and survival requires more than deliverance-it requires choice.
