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    I Don't Believe In Ghosts: A Tale of San Marco
    I Don't Believe In Ghosts: A Tale of San Marco
    I Don't Believe In Ghosts: A Tale of San Marco
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    I Don't Believe In Ghosts: A Tale of San Marco

    By James L. Gagni Jr.

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    A young boy who is out to prove his bravery over his bullying older brothers by doing something they would not. His older brothers fear that ghosts are real, but he believes otherwise. By the end of his journey under that evening's full moon, he just might.

    One of eight tales from the mysterious place called San Marco. From the author of The Sphere, Only One and Confessions of an Undying Man.

    Eight different characters, eight supernatural stories. Binding each of them together is a place of untold mysteries.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 25, 2012
    ISBN9781105437564
    I Don't Believe In Ghosts: A Tale of San Marco

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