Ghost Ride: Fredrick Hudgin

Ghost Ride is a novel about how ghosts share our lives and interact with us daily. David is a Green Beret medic. At least he was for thirty years until he retired and returned to his parents’ home without a clue what to do with the rest of his life. While he is trying to figure out how to rec over from the violence he’d faced in Afghanistan and Iraq, he meets a woman who shows him the way then disappears. As David rebuilds his parents’ home and attempts to start an emergency care clinic in his rural town, he meets the woman’s granddaughter. Together they figure out how to bring down the meth lab that has poisoned their community, overcome state licensing regulations preventing the clinic from opening, help their friend attempt to beat his cancer, and discover David’s roots buried in an Indian sweat lodge. Ghosts abound in this story of love, betrayal, supernatural guides, and unfaithful parents. The good guys aren’t entirely good. The bad guys aren’t entirely bad. Nothing is what it seems at first glance in Chambersville as the book leads the reader on a merry Ghost Ride.

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