Charlie and The Ghost Hunters Mrs. Castle's Locket

By Cindy Lewis

A hundred years ago many lives were lost due to the arrogance of man foretelling the future with the words "unsinkable", learn how one locket possesses one mans soul, yet sets another free. Marvel at a trunk that has a mind of it's own, who's history is filled with hope and sadness, watch as it settles in a small town it finally calls home.
Watch as the trunk unfolds images of the past and forever changes the lives of Charlie and his friends, and the ghosts they call family.
Witness the transformation of a drunk that becomes born again to god as he bared witness to the supernatural as Bear strolled through the woods with the kids riding his back.
Laugh as a whole town witnesses a honey pot floating through the air, as it leads them out of town.
Share the hope of Lucy as she waits for the return of her beloved Two Bears and Bear.
Close your eyes, imagine and believe as Charlie and his friends do, that the mind sees more hears more when you truly believe.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cindy Lewis
• Release date: Jun 17, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301524150

Cindy Lewis

I was born in Dayton Ohio, grew up in the Ft. Lauderdale and Miami area. I am single with 3 sons, one daughter and many grandkids.I consider myself a bonafide beach bum with a twist...I enjoy reading as well as writing and I have a passion for writing poetry as well. I look forward to traveling the world. I hope to share with my readers stories of life, of dreams and hope you all remember that it's our dreams that get us out of bed each day.I hope you will enjoy the Charlie series and stay tuned for more of my dreams for you.

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Charlie and the Ghost Hunters

Mrs. Castle’s Locket

Cindy Lewis

Published by Cindy Lewis at Smashwords

9781301524150

Copyright 2013 Cindy Lewis

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This book is a work of fiction, names, characters, businesses, organizations, places, events and incidents either are product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

A special thank you to my son Cody Carlbert for all his hard work on my cover and illustration, I could not have done it without you, love you.

I would also like to thank my daughter Jaime Perkins for her hard work in keeping me straight and strong and the endless nights editing and promoting my book many hugs and love to you.

I would like to give a special thank you to my friend Kyle, who never stops the dream and the inspirations coming, thank you for brain storming all those days with me and mom I love you and miss you.

Morgan’s Poem

I lost my life one June morn

Even in death I feel his scorn

My young life suddenly slipped away

No words will come what can I say

The locket I wore neatly tucked away

In a trunk now far far away

That day I breathed my last

My future will always be my past

An Indian came and rescued me

He took away the darkness so the light I’d see

April 1912

The Titanic stood massive at 882 feet, deck hands were loading trunks and supplies before the maiden voyage could begin. The dock at South Hampton was crowded with passengers waiting to board. Mrs. Morgan Castle clutched her purse in one hand and fingered the locket around her neck; she absently touched her purse feeling for the ticket that would secure her freedom, her left foot touched the plank and she stopped, for just a second she thought of looking back then changed her mind. Morgan would never look back and at the voyage’s end was America.

Morgan sat up confused as to where she was, this wasn’t home then she looked around and realized it wasn’t a bad dream, there was really an Indian on the cot; Two bears was sitting on the cot next to her, he was watching her. Sorry I fell asleep. Morgan really looked at him now, watching him with a slight smile on her lips he was so handsome, she was surprised she hadn’t noticed that before, well really in the last few hours her thoughts were centered on the events unfolding on the Titanic, and was she really thinking about Two Bears now?

It’s alright Morgan I’m sure you needed it. Two Bears saw Morgan smiling and wondered what she could possibly be happy about. They were on a ship headed to a big city that neither of them had ever been to, with so many strangers and no idea of what was to come. He was confused and not at all happy with the turn of events. How did he get here and why, he had so many questions and no one to ask? What had happened the day he was thrown onto the ship? He wasn't sure, then there was Bear, he didn't look happy either.

I was dreaming about the day I boarded the Titanic. Now she truly frowned at the memory, her thoughts went back to that day and all that had transpired since she left South Hampton.

You will not likely forget that day for a long time to come. Two Bears was frowning, he too was thinking about that day. How could it be, what happened to him and Bear?

Your right about that, I think we made history today, the Titanic was supposed to be unsinkable. Have you ever been on a ship before? Morgan was watching Two Bears, he was such a likable person.

No this was the first. Two Bears couldn’t help but