Passing Through a Prairie Country

Within the captivating landscape of the Languille Lake reservation, a chilling presence known as "the sandman" casts a dark shadow. This spectral entity preys on unsuspecting casino patrons, ensnaring souls and denying peace to restless spirits. It's a world where the glitz of gambling conceals a sinister reality.

Marion Lafournier, a young Ojibwe man seeking an escape, finds himself drawn into the sandman's perilous game. Alongside his cousins Alana and Cherie, who are acutely aware of the casino's hidden dangers, Marion must confront this ancient evil. Meanwhile, documentarian Glenn Nielan arrives, intending to capture the spirit of the land, only to stumble upon the terrifying truth lurking beneath the casino's facade.

This compelling narrative is a standout among New Releases, offering a unique blend of dark humor and supernatural thriller. It is a must-read for fans of Literary Fiction and Powerful Indigenous Stories, exploring profound themes of family, heritage, and the enduring fight for survival. This novel promises a story that resonates deeply long after the final page is turned.