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The Journalist: A Paranormal Thriller

If Jeff can’t save his ghostly ancestors from disappearing, so will he. Writing for a cheesy Boston tabloid, Jeff Beekle fabricates a whimsical tale about a mob-built CIA prison for ghosts. Which turns out to be true. Now both the mob and the CIA have Jeff in their sights. Even worse, Jeff discovers that his great-grandmother is an inmate and that she and the other spectral residents are being groomed as CIA spies. (And why not? They’re invisible, draw no salary, and won’t hop into bed with enemy agents.) To his horror, Jeff learns that ancestors held too long in earthly captivity will vanish as if never born, taking with them all their descendants, which includes him. Can Jeff outwit the mob and the CIA, free his ghostly ancestors, destroy the prison and save himself?

About the Author

David Gardner grew up on a Wisconsin dairy farm, served in Army Special Forces, and earned a Ph.D. in French from the University of Wisconsin. He has taught college, worked as a reporter and in high tech. He coauthored three programming books for Prentice Hall, and wrote dozens of travel articles and many mind-numbing software manuals before happily turning to fiction. David lives in Massachusetts with his wife, Nancy, also a writer. He hikes, bikes, messes with astrophotography and plays the keyboard with no discernible talent whatsoever. You can visit him at davidgardnerauthor.com.

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