The Library: Where Life Checks Out (American Haunts)

If you enjoy intricate mysteries that span several generations like Netflix's series Dark, then check out The Library today!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“The plot is intricate, while also being easy to follow...The paranormal aspect is well done. While not the central focus, the ghosts offer just enough to give Mark — and readers — something to think about.” — TOP 100 REVIEWER VINE VOICEIn 1934, the body of a beautiful, but poor young woman was found alongside a riverbank near The Depot. Beaten to a pulp, only recognizable by a tattoo on her ankle, and yet, days after the discovery, the story all but disappears.Eighty years later, locals claim The Depot is haunted. But in all the years homicide detective Mark Waters has visited the historic 1800s train station turned restaurant, he's never seen proof. Until now.As he sifts through evidence of a supposed suicide by train, he learns a murder that took place eighty years ago may directly affect his case.Six months after the strange occurrences at The Depot, there's another murder. This time, The Library holds secrets of several murders, and the dead won't rest until the murderer checks out too.Note: The Library (Where Life Checks Out) is a 50k-word follow-up novel to The Depot (When Life and Death Cross Tracks), which is included in this special edition so readers who haven't read The Depot won't miss anything.

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"Based on a real life ghost story ... Carmen DeSousa unveils the mystery of the haunting with a compelling tale of murder, betrayal, and resolution. ... Great story. A leisurely read with lots of emotional content. -- Sandy Penny, Founder of SweetMysteryBooks.com"

About the Author

Carmen DeSousa's stories overflow with Mystery, Suspense, a hint of Romance and Paranormal, and sometimes...tragedy. After all, what would a great story be without an emotional event setting the stage.  Although The Library (Where Life Checks Out) includes ghostly elements, her paranormal stories dance on the edge of make believe, in a genre referred to as magical realism. Carmen's hope is that as you read her supernatural stories, you'll wonder, "Hmmm...what if?"

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