Walkaway Blues Anthology (Ghost Hunters Mystery-Detective Anth...

Boy meets girl at a diner - and condemns thousands of ghosts to haunt forever.Young John Earl Stark met Mary in a diner, an innocent girl who was just getting over a tragic outcome in her life. He helped her regain hope and gave her the tools to sort out her life.A simple gesture. He also gave her his phone number.But then hell broke loose.John found himself in a time loop, so that he never made the decision to become a Ghost Hunter. He job should have been to help ghosts move on.To his rescue came one of those ghosts-turned-spirit-guide, the great aunt of the original Mary. Who would return to being a ghost if she didn't succeed at this mission.In the background are two humans who had to seek that time loop to escape their own chasers. Could they help Mary help John to break that time loop and make the best decision?Find out what happens to John, to the young Mary, to great-aunt Mary, to the world of ghosts that John may or may not be destined to save...All in eith short stories collected into this single anthology.This Anthology Contains: - The Case of a Cruising Phantom by S. H. Marpel- The Maestro, by R. L. Saunders- The Case of the Walkaway Blues by J. R. Kruze, S. H. Marpel- The Case of the Walkaway Diner Redoux by J. R. Kruze, S. H. Marpel- Walkaway Redemption by S. H. Marpel- Walkaway Mary by S. H. Marpel- The Return of Walkaway Mary by S. H. Marpel- The Last Piece Missing by S. H. MarpelGet Your Copy Now

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J. R. has always been interested in the strange, mysterious, and wonderful. Writing speculative fiction is perfect for him, as he's never fit into any mold. And always been working to find the loopholes in any "pat system."Writing parables for Living Sensical seemed a simpler way to help his stories come to life.Get Your Copy NowVisit https: //LiveSensical.com/books for more entertaining, educational, and inspiring stories that you can read over and over, time after time... Investing in your entertainment is better than just spending.R. L. has always had a hard-edged humor. But he's been working on toning it back when it interferes with the straight entertainment value of the story he's bringing to life.Saunders likes his parables exciting and his sharp wit is often a surprise. Of course, there are contemporary mentions you have to keep an eye out for... Satire is like that, he says - no fun if you don't deflate an over-blown ego every now and then...

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