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    Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer
    Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer
    Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer
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    Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer

    By Michele L. Hinton

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    Joshua Pennwrite is a young man just getting a grip on his own reality. But just when he thought he had his life back in order and all was right with his world, he starts hearing a voice that won’t leave him alone; is he being haunted or has his reality slipped again!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMy Seashell Books - Michele L. Hinton
    Release dateJan 21, 2012
    ISBN9781465758569
    Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer
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    Michele L. Hinton

    What can I say? I'm a Kentucky girl who likes to write. Those who chose to take a chance on one of my books, I hope you enjoy it and are interested in seeing what else is in my imagination. My stories cover things from poetry, short stories, children's books, thrillers, action/adventure, romance, humor and sometimes most of those genres are covered in one book.Thanks for reading!

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      Joshua Pennwrite - Michele L. Hinton

      Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer

      By: Michele L. Hinton

      Copyright Michele L. Hinton 2011

      Published by The Seashell Books at Smashwords

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      Joshua Pennwrite: Ghost Writer

      Tiana saw the dragon drawing nearer as she tried to escape it. She cursed herself for disobeying her father by going for a morning ride; then she cursed her horse for breaking its leg when it stumbled and fell at hearing the dragon’s roar.

      The forest was only five hundred yards ahead, but the dragon was considerably closer. She took a quick look behind her as she ran and could see the greenish glow from its slanted eyes. She turned her gaze forward and pushed her legs to go faster. She could feel the breeze from the beast’s wings. Her heart was threatening to burst from her chest, and she felt as if she could spit forth fire from her lungs. She knew her last moments had come; then suddenly….

      ~~~

      Justine Hawkins felt a stabbing pain in her chest. Oh no! she exclaimed. Not now! I’m so close! Her nitro was in her purse, but it was on the table across the room. She got up from her computer, took two steps away from her desk, and fell to the floor. She pressed the lifeline button she wore around her neck and heard:

      All operators are busy at this time. Please stay on the line and someone will be with you shortly.

      She was too weak to move. None of her muscles worked. She thought about her life − her two nieces, Sharon and Jakki and – her electric bill.

      Oh crap! I forgot to pay it! Justine laid there staring up at the ceiling.

      ~~~

      Good evening. I’m Charlie Calvert…

      …And I’m Silvia Jordan. This is your six o’clock evening report on Bowling Green’s own, WBGK, Channel 6, said the anchorwoman. She looked at the other camera. "This morning, fifty-two year old Justine Hawkins, Bowling Green’s newest author of the critically acclaimed fantasy novel, Tiana’s Sword, was found dead in her apartment."

      The camera switched to

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