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    Ghost Haven

    By BF Oswald

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    Deep in the desolate scrub bordering the Levy County, Florida Gulf Coast are the abandoned remains of a once luxurious hotel. The former owner and his wife, now ghosts, host several untethered revenants who come to the Haven from different lives and deaths, stories of which they share with their fellow ghostly guests. How these phantoms relate to each other and their primeval environment form the warp and weft of this novel. Framing the narrative are the lives and deaths of two star-crossed lovers whom seem destined to spend eternity together; but do they? In almost every respect, Ghost Haven is unique in the panoply of ghost lore.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSynergEbooks
    Release dateMar 18, 2019
    ISBN9780744323993
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    Ghost Haven
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    BF Oswald

    Ben F. Oswald was born in Lakewood, Ohio in 1934 and moved to Bay Village when he was six where he lived until at sixteen he became a cadet at Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, Virginia, graduating in 1953. He then attended Allegheny College, Meadville, Pennsylvania leaving at the end of his freshman year to join the Air Force where he served first as a drill instructor and later as a water safety instructor and lifeguard. Four years later he returned to Allegheny graduating in 1960 with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology, and a minor in creative writing. Immediately after graduating he began a four-year stint as a Federal investigator leaving in 1964 to attend graduate school, first at the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and finishing at The Methodist Theological School in Ohio where he earned a Masters degree in counseling psychology. He then pursued a variety of vocational interests. During his working life he has been a short order cook, printer’s devil, dairy farmhand, high school teacher, minister, contractor, psychotherapist/hypnotherapist, and college professor, now emeritus. During his career as a member of the faculty of North Central State College, Mansfield, Ohio he taught twenty-three different courses that covered all aspects of human development and behavior from birth to death, creating eighteen of these courses for the nursing, radiology, human services, and behavioral science curriculums. During his tenure he also authored two textbooks, one on human sexuality, the other on aging, and he contributed poetry, essays, and short fiction to the college literary journal. After he retired from teaching he continued as a trustee of the Mansfield Sailing Club and then as Commodore, and he also became a member of SCORE. In 2002 he resigned from MSC and SCORE and returned to contracting. He also began to write fiction and in 2007 his first novel, Echoes of Ellen, was published and was nominated for both a National Book Award and an EPPIE (eBook award). Flood – A Saga in 2009, Five Women In Black in 2010, The Footpath in 2011, and The Rental in 2012 followed Echoes of Ellen. He writes under the name bf oswald. Ben and his wife Cynthia are the parents of four daughters and a son, and also enjoy their seven grandchildren and two great grandsons and a great granddaughter. They are now Florida residents but spend their summers traveling the country in an RV visiting family and friends. For more details about his books go to www.bfoswaldauthor.com. To ask questions or make comments email him at bfoswaldauthor@gmail.com.

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