In truth it was meant to be a slap-happy comedy about a cowboy and his girl when they find themselves in the twentieth century. The comedy is supposed to give you a view of what happens to a shoot to kill cowboy when he can’t even touch his gun and finds himself and his girl enslaved by Mordrid, an angel of Satan.
I still think it makes a wonderful comedy but if you are looking for social redeeming value you really don’t have to look too far. Andora is a woman who wanted marriage, kids and a normal live. Unfortunately she was in love with Arty and he simply didn’t want responsibility. He wanted to live on the wild side.
When they find themselves haunting an old farm house in the twentieth century Andorra was the one who could adjust but Arty was a thorn in the flesh. The one most irritated with him was Mordrid. Arty was supposed to be a ghost and haunt people. You know what I mean… scare them enough so they would never go near that house again but Arty just didn’t get it.
You watch Andorra grow and you also see her influence on the ghost of Arty. You will also get into the minds of some of the people they were supposed to be haunting. Think about it. How could Arty haunt them if he didn’t even know how to scare them?
If you have not read the excerpts on this site yet, please do. I would love to know what you think of this. It was tagged by my publisher as an inspirational novel and it is. It is about the fight between good and evil. I really was trying to write a comedy. I truly believe you will enjoy it.
God Bless,
Lew Duffey (Author)
Immaculate White Smoke
