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The Resurrection Of Jamie Jackson By Aaron Padley, Follows A Father Reuniting With His Dead Daughter, On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Aaron Padley’s The Resurrection of Jamie Jackson is a haunting tale of a father’s desperate quest to reunite with his deceased daughter, leading them on a journey of love, loss, and redemption.

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The Resurrection Of Jamie Jackson

Aaron Padley’s The Resurrection of Jamie Jackson is a chilling novella that showcases his exceptional talent for crafting suspenseful and evocative narratives. Set in a small Yorkshire village, the story delves into themes of grief, family, and mental health, drawing on Padley’s own experiences in addiction recovery and mental health crisis work.

Oliver Jackson, grieving the loss of his daughter Jamie, is confronted with the unthinkable when he hears her voice calling out from her grave. Driven by love and desperation, he embarks on a perilous journey to rescue her from the beyond.

Join Oliver as he navigates a world of darkness, confronting his own demons and the sinister forces that threaten his sanity. With unforgettable characters and a plot that twists and turns, The Resurrection of Jamie Jackson is a must-read for fans of horror and psychological thrillers.

From the haunting opening scene to the heart-wrenching conclusion, The Resurrection of Jamie Jackson is a masterclass in horror. Padley’s vivid prose and unforgettable characters will keep readers on the edge of their seats.

Aaron Padley

I’ve been writing since the age of 16; my last published story was “A Reward of Summer Sweets” in the anthology Once Upon A Scream, and I have an upcoming short story called “Haunting of the Red Death” in an anthology to be titled Infernal Mysteries which will be with Egaeus Press. These are both horror, as it is the genre I’ve grown up with and have loved since childhood.

For the last two years I have worked in addiction recovery, and before that I was a crisis mental health worker, both of which are relevant to the contents of this story.

-Aaron Padley