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    Esther's House
    Esther's House
    Esther's House
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    Esther's House

    By Michael Carter

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    Elderly sisters complain of paranormal goings-on in their small bungalow. Is the place haunted, or is it their fevered imaginations. Decide for yourself...

    Now re-formatted to look better on your e-reader.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Carter
    Release dateSep 6, 2012
    ISBN9781301337392
    Esther's House
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    Michael Carter

    My hometown is Jacksonville, Alabama I currently live in Lagrange , Ga . I'm married to my beautiful and wonderful wife Rebecca Carter and I have 5 children they are the center of my world . I'm an avid Hunter and fisherman and love being in the outdoors . I grew up simple and not having much but I never went without . Like many of you, those hard times coming up shaped my life and I am thankful everyday for the lessons learned along the way! Writing and publishing books has always been a desire of mine and this age of technology has made it much more attainable with the introduction of ebooks. I was born on October 5, 1978 , I also love college football and of course being from Alabama I am a diehard Alabama fan! Being raised in the south also makes me a Nascar fan.

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      Esther's House - Michael Carter

      ESTHER'S HOUSE

      Michael Carter (c)[1998]

      Smashwords Edition License Notes:

      This free ebook may be copied, distributed, reposted, reprinted and shared,

      provided it appears in its entirety without alteration, and the reader is not charged to access it. Please leave a review at Smashwords.com.

      NOTE: Here’s a true story for you all to enjoy. It was written in 1998 and previously appeared on ghost-stories.net many years ago. If you like it, why not write a short review; do you believe what happened in Esther’s House? This story is based entirely on truth.

      ~ I ~

      In the beginning there were two common events between Esther and myself. The first happened every Wednesday afternoon, after dinner had been allowed to digest; she would visit our house, aided on the ten minute walk by her loyal sister and companion, Florrie. Somewhere along her life Esther had injured one of her legs and beneath her unaired tights lived a permanent bandage, which seemed to my young mind never to be replaced with another; I thoroughly believed that my aunt's leg had snapped, and that only the slightly off-white strip of cloth was holding it together.

      It was painful for Esther to make the short journey, and Florrie, too, though in good health, was getting on in years and sometimes found it difficult

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