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For a Ghost-Free Time, Call: Episode Two
For a Ghost-Free Time, Call is an episodic supernatural adventure set in the emerald city of Eugene, Oregon which follows a young man, who–since he was a boy–has had the irritating ability to see ghosts all around him. Episode Two follows the strange events of the previous installment, knocking over dominoes that will seek to destroy Jared’s life as he knows it…
In the weeks following the mysterious events of Episode One, Jared’s life has all but returned to normal, as normal as it can possibly be when you see ghosts everywhere you go. Although he’s content to slip back into his old life, Jared is continually haunted by the strange reality he was recently confronted with and his persistent curiosity about a world he was finally starting to understand will compel him to test paranormal boundaries that some would say are better left alone.
In the weeks following the mysterious events of Episode One, Jared’s life has all but returned to normal, as normal as it can possibly be when you see ghosts everywhere you go. Although he’s content to slip back into his old life, Jared is continually haunted by the strange reality he was recently confronted with and his persistent curiosity about a world he was finally starting to understand will compel him to test paranormal boundaries that some would say are better left alone.
61 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 19, 2023
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October 8, 2017
Really enjoyable
The only thing I didn't like about the book was that it came to a finish. The characters are well written you find that you want to know more about them especially Dizzy and Toby the ghost. I reckon people from teenage years up will enjoy this it make's you grin ,feel on edge ,sad and then grin again.
The only thing I didn't like about the book was that it came to a finish. The characters are well written you find that you want to know more about them especially Dizzy and Toby the ghost. I reckon people from teenage years up will enjoy this it make's you grin ,feel on edge ,sad and then grin again.
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