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Product details
- ISBN 9781648212390
- Weight: 429g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 22 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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A Haunting Tale of Medicine, Memory, and a Battle Between Light and Darkness
TheLast Wind Walker delivers a powerful blend of medical drama, legal intrigue, supernatural mystery, and emotional depth. When young doctor Ashe Carter begins experiencing vivid past-life memories and an uncanny new talent for classical piano, he’s diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Surgery saves his life but ends his dream of becoming a surgeon—driving him to file a devastating malpractice lawsuit that strains his marriage to his beloved wife, Mattie.
As Ashe’s health declines, he returns to the hidden Resting homeplace in Asheville, North Carolina. There he uncovers proof that his past-life memories are real—and that he once lived among the Wind Walkers, a legendary clan of healers locked in an ancient struggle against powerful demons. Those same dark forces now begin to reappear, threatening Ashe in the present.
To find peace, Ashe must confront the truth of his past, reconcile with Mattie, and seek forgiveness from the neurosurgeon he wrongly accused… all while facing a supernatural conflict that has followed him across lifetimes.
Atmospheric, emotionally resonant, and rich with medical authenticity, The Last Wind Walker is a gripping novel about love, redemption, and supernatural forces with the power to heal or harm.
TheLast Wind Walker delivers a powerful blend of medical drama, legal intrigue, supernatural mystery, and emotional depth. When young doctor Ashe Carter begins experiencing vivid past-life memories and an uncanny new talent for classical piano, he’s diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Surgery saves his life but ends his dream of becoming a surgeon—driving him to file a devastating malpractice lawsuit that strains his marriage to his beloved wife, Mattie.
As Ashe’s health declines, he returns to the hidden Resting homeplace in Asheville, North Carolina. There he uncovers proof that his past-life memories are real—and that he once lived among the Wind Walkers, a legendary clan of healers locked in an ancient struggle against powerful demons. Those same dark forces now begin to reappear, threatening Ashe in the present.
To find peace, Ashe must confront the truth of his past, reconcile with Mattie, and seek forgiveness from the neurosurgeon he wrongly accused… all while facing a supernatural conflict that has followed him across lifetimes.
Atmospheric, emotionally resonant, and rich with medical authenticity, The Last Wind Walker is a gripping novel about love, redemption, and supernatural forces with the power to heal or harm.
John Kenyon Rainer is a retired neurosurgeon and attorney, and author of First Do No Harm: Reflections on Becoming a Brain Surgeon. Dr. Rainer is certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery, and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and former Chief of Surgery at the East Alabama Medical Center in Lee County, Alabama. He lives in Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia, with his wife, Sherri, and her dachshund, Bailey.
