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    Two For Midnight: Halloween Series, #1

    By Richard Prosch

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    Echoes From the Grave…

    Like any all-American boy living in the early 20th century, Phil Dunlap wants to make money. So when he sees an opportunity to sell phonograph records to his friends and family for profit, he jumps at the chance. But the wrong Purple Oxford Record Labels aren't what his listeners expect, and the voices in the grooves threaten an entire town with echoes from the grave.

    Plus – Pap McGee spins a Christmas ghost yarn from Nebraska legend, gunplay, and restless spirits that walk the dark abandoned banks of Bitter Creek.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLohman Hills Creative LLC
    Release dateNov 9, 2018
    ISBN9781386224136
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    Two For Midnight: Halloween Series, #1
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    Richard Prosch

    Richard Prosch writes western crime fiction that captures the history and lonely frontier stories of his youth, where characters aren’t always what they seem and the wind burned landscapes are filled with swift, deadly danger. Richard’s work appeared in The Protectors, an anthology to benefit children, and most recently his short story "Hester's Vanity" was featured in the hardcover anthology Rough Country from High Hill Press. His newest collection, One Against a Gun Horde is now available for Kindle at Amazon.com. His work has also appeared at Optimist International and online at Boys' Life, as well as many non-fiction print publications.

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