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    A Ghost With No Name: The Point of No Return
    A Ghost With No Name: The Point of No Return
    A Ghost With No Name: The Point of No Return
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    A Ghost With No Name: The Point of No Return

    By Holly Elizabeth-Jean

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    She woke up, all alone, scared, tired, confused. Where was everyone? Why couldn't she leave the amusement park? Why was she consumed with grief every time she came near the shattered roller coaster track? Finally she realized she was dead, but still could not remember anything about herself, not even her name. Would it be like this forever?

     

    This is a short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHolly Elizabeth-Jean
    Release dateMay 7, 2015
    ISBN9781513066394
    A Ghost With No Name: The Point of No Return

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