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but but the writing is a bit unengaging, Do you believe in ghosts
I do, especially after waking one night to a sense of presence in my bedroom, Scooting around, I looked and I saw a man standing at the foot of the bed, A pale green aura surrounded his entire being clothed in a Levi jacket amp jeans, a dusty red bandana in his hand,
Did I know him
Oh, I knew him for he was the one who was there for me through my divorce, As I edged closer, he vanished! Not having seen him in a while, weeks later a neighbor told me he had been found in a gutter, dead,
A collection of ethereal stories, Earl Murrays saga on Reno Crossing in Ghosts of the Old West enabled the underlying theme of my contemporary romance novel to gain entry in Chapter Three of The Backside of the Page with the leading lady riding shotgun while her passenger drives the Ohio Turnpike.

Oblivious to his presence, shes engrossed in a story about the Battle of the Little Bighorn in, Specifically, a location known as Reno Crossing where, in, an onsite tour guide awoke in her apartment one night to the presence of a man sitting in her living room chair.
A photograph identified not Major Marcus Reno in command of theth Calvary after General George Armstrong Custer perished, but his adjutant amp friend, Second Lieutenant Benjamin Hodgson, Said she repeatedly of the apparition, “It was the terror in his eyes, ”
As the third chapter of my book continues, a ride is offered to a stranded motorist, Settled in the backseat, the English gentleman peruses the book and dismisses as nonsense not only Murrays account in Visions of Reno Crossing, but vehemently denounces the leading ladys definition of simultaneous existence.

Do you



Even today the American West remains a frontier of mystery and intrigue, filled with the spirits of trappers and traders, Native Americans and settlers.
These spirits have been sighted while haunting the West's beautiful and rugged land, In Ghosts of the Old West, acclaimed Western author Earl Murray conveys these stories in a narration so eerie and so chilling we advise reading this with all the lights on in the safety of your home.


Saddle up, my friend, and take a ride into the unknown, Traveling through Murray's West, you'll encounter: a soldier at Fort Laramie, dead for almost two centuries, who still insists on silence during warstrategy meetings, and La Llarona, also known as the weeping woman, who roams the hills and valleys of the Spanish Southwest.
You'll hear

stories of the Little People with their hidden powers and the Snake People, who are feared by the Native Americans to this day, And many, many more. Come along my friend, but be warythe night comes early out here, early and dark, Good book. Good stories. Got some new haunts to go exploring, Goes to show theres a whole lot more blowing in the wind than the old dust from a long forgotten trail, Love it! Living in Montana and having had the pleasure of growing up in a home that was overyears old and had ghosts, this book is a favorite.
I am on my third copy, my second is signed by Mr, Murray and is safe on my shelf! Highly recommend! AKA sitelink E, P. Murray AKA sitelink E. P. Murray sitelink.