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    Ghost Train Leaving: Spanish Spectres, #2
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    Ghost Train Leaving: Spanish Spectres, #2

    By Karen Little

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    Ghost Train Leaving is the second book in the Spanish Spectres series. The story continues to unfold violent events that transpired in Filled with Ghosts. 

    Pilar wants to gather all the family for Christmas Dinner, convinced she won't make it to the next one. Her guest list includes her son Miguel, Diana, witness to his previous crime, and object of his passion and threats, granddaughter Heena, and Miguel's ex-wife Catalina, who has been dead for several years. Aaron and Ashish arrive at Miguel's villa hoping to find Heena, and their friend Tila, recently released from a psychiatric hospital into Miguel's care. When a police car pulls up shortly afterwards, Miguel thinks they have come to arrest him, and takes off with Tila, who is unwell and confused.. Unexpected encounters and events on the midnight train to Madrid change Miguel's plans. Will his criminal past catch up with him at last?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWordcatcher Publishing
    Release dateJun 16, 2017
    ISBN9781386642329
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    Ghost Train Leaving: Spanish Spectres, #2
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    Karen Little

    Karen Little trained as a dancer at London Contemporary Dance School, and as a Fine Artist at Camberwell School of Art, London. She has performed and exhibited internationally. From 2004-2010 she lived in Spain, regularly exhibiting her art. From 2010 she lived in Manchester, and got caught up in writing. Determined that her mental health problems wouldn’t prevent her from reaching her potential as a writer, she risks everything in her work. Her poems and short stories have been published in over fifty magazines and anthologies.

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