This story is a fantasy but it is also an inspirational write. See for yourself.

Booooo!

Hey, everybody in case you haven’t noticed its October again.  Autumn leaves are falling.  It’s beginning to chill especially once the sun goes down.  Yesterday I didn’t recognize my car.  It was colored with golden Maple leaves.

Oh yes!  What kid doesn’t like Halloween?  We would dress up as our favorite hero or our favorite vampire.  We would eat gingerbread cookies with ice cream, drink apple cider and there was always popcorn popping while a fire roared in the fireplace.

I know a great ghost story.  Of course, I am prejudiced by the fact that I wrote it.

This might be a good time to order your copy of “Immaculate White Smoke.”  It really is a ghost story but with a few twists.  Arty could be a really scary cowboy but he was not that good at being a ghost.  He got himself into more trouble than he did as a bank robber.  It’s a good thing he had Andorra around to help him.  The problem was that Andorra had a few issues of her own.  She loved Arty too much.  That is how she found herself haunting a house. 

As you follow the misadventures of these two slap-happy ghosts you will fall in love with other characters in the book.

Charley is a timid person who almost didn’t ask Linda for a date for fear of being rejected.  However love finds a way.

Arty and Andorra are ordered to haunt this old house but they do everything wrong and Mordrid, one of Satan’s own is about ready to cast them into Outer Darkness.  This is a place the two do not want to go.

But help is on the way, preceded with a cloud of Immaculate White Smoke. 

The book was meant to make you laugh, maybe even feel a tear or two well up but also to make you look at life in a different way.  I would be forever grateful if you put this book on your list of gifts.  It may be too late for Halloween but Christmas is not far away.  Whatever you do, get a copy for yourself, too.  I would love to know what you think of it.

Thanks for reading this:

God Bless,

Lew Duffey