The Belhaven Bridge is the story of a young boy (Jeremy Pepper) born and initially raised in the urban cities of New York, who finds his faith and concept of Christianity being developed as the result of poverty, fear, and the suspicion both his parents may be the descendants of a secret colony of witches, voodoo priests, and root workers. For Jeremy, the journey was challenging and at times frightening. Particularly, since his family seemed to exercise commitment to a very subtle religious devotion which seemed quite inconsistent with the Christian terms they used to describe it. In fact, their superstitious practices were in direct conflict with JeremyÕs self-obtained view of Christianity. But was it witchcraft, sorcery, black magic, or some other form of deception? The Belhaven Bridge while fiction, is adventurous, filled with mysterious and unexpected twists, comical, as well as, contains concepts that are periodically autobiographical.