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Cafe Heaven: An Autobiography of the Afterlife
Route 66, once America's most famous road west, has become America's most haunted highway. Littered with ghostly travelers, towns, automobiles, and phantom auto wrecks, it is said to be a stretch of road that refuses to die.
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252 pages
Published
December 19th 2002
by iUniverse
(first published December 1st 2002)
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Once I find an author I like, I dig in, as you can see by my review history. Having read Thomas-Sundstrom's paranormal romance stories, I found this. And what a surprise. It's a different genre altogether, and very well done.
Poor, unsuspecting Henry Smith in on his way to his next appointment, and takes a short cut (or so he thinks) onto a section of old Route 66. That's where the trouble begins, and what trouble it is. Diners, waitresses, donuts, old Chevrolet cars, and swirling vortexes surrou ...more
Poor, unsuspecting Henry Smith in on his way to his next appointment, and takes a short cut (or so he thinks) onto a section of old Route 66. That's where the trouble begins, and what trouble it is. Diners, waitresses, donuts, old Chevrolet cars, and swirling vortexes surrou ...more
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